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Most Important Skill in Business

Many people often asked me how to become successful and the only advice i told them is start making your skill perfect. Skill is the utmost talent a person can develop and this will ultimately convert you into a successful person.But,In Business the most important skill is the ability to sell anything.If you cannot sell, you cannot become successful in Business.In Today's world everything is Business whether it a car,cloth,house etc.Everything which you own today is sold by someone to you because that person knows how to sell.So,if you wanted to become successful you first have to develop your most important skills and that is SELLING.
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"The ability to sell is the number one skill in Business" 


The best salesperson are the best leaders.Look at Mr. Narendra Modi,Prime Minister of India.He was one of the greatest speaker i ever heard.When he spoke,people were inspired.That is because he had the power to speak to people's spirits.

If you want to Buy You Have to Sell Something First

You can only buy as much as you can sell.If you want to buy something,you have to sell something first .That is why your ability to sell is the number one skill.You have to sell something first before you can buy something.

Poor people are poor because they cannot sell..or they have nothing to sell.The same is true with poor nation.A poor nation is a nation with nothing to sell or a nation that cannot sell what it has.The same is true with people.There are many very talented people,but they cannot sell their talents.A Business that cannot sell is out of Business even if it has tons of inventory.When i find a Business that is struggling financially ,it is often because the leader of that business cannot sell.They may be smart ,but they are simply poor communicators.
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When a person  is applying for a job,he or she is in fact selling their professional service.Look at the real world.Politicians who win elections are great sales people.The most successful religious leaders are great sales person.
So,If you wanted to be successful in life,you need to learn how to sell.


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