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    One of his speeches was summarized by "Talk Little, Ask Lots" - stop talking and be curious about the other person's needs and feelings. As a business person you want to engage in a dialogue to understand the potential client's needs and build trust. After you've introduced yourself, shift the conversaiton back to the client. What's their problem? When does it need to be solved? What have they tried? What's their budget?

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    Remember, the goal of the conversation/meeting is to develop a long-term relationship. If you can communicate with passion, honesty, and wisdom you're well on your way to bridging the divide between prospect and client.

    It's important to actively listen to others. We often spend most of our time in conversation waiting for our chance to jump in and impress the other person by our knowledge (or to simply talk about yourself). Pretend you're a radio interviewer: really try to get to know the person in front of you.

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