Lies I Told Myself, and Other Truths by Nikki Soulsby
Author:Nikki Soulsby [Nikki Soulsby]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00
Both of these are valid responses to your request and should be respected. However, they donât have to be the final result.
If you got a ânot right nowâ type of no, figure out if you can change something to make it a yes. Is it something you can control or something that has to change for the other person? For example: You found a dream home and youâve managed to scrape enough money together for a down payment. You get preapproved for a loan. You tour the home and make an early offer. The homeowner knows that itâs a competitive market and holds out for other offers. You are asked for your best and highest offer by noon the following Monday. Then your agent calls to tell you that you were outbid. You lost the house. I understand how heartbreaking this scenario is, but it doesnât mean you canât ever have this house. It means you canât have it right now. Your choices are to wait for the house to come back on the market or find a new house. Either way the loss isnât permanent.
What about âitâs not for meâ types of nos? Easyâjust say ânext.â Salespeople are familiar with this concept. Letâs say youâve discovered a way to have floors clean themselves. We can all agree that if you never had to sweep, vacuum, or mop again it would improve your life. Even so, there will be people who donât want that product. Maybe they secretly love pushing a vacuum around, maybe they like the smell of their floor cleaner, maybe they just donât want to pay for your solution. Doesnât matter. Itâs not for them. Your business, product, opinions, preferences, creativity ⦠these things will never be for everyone. Thatâs not a slight, itâs just the way it is. Instead of allowing rejection to crush you, just move on to someone else. I realize Iâm not everyoneâs cup of tea, but not everyone has good taste.
The difference between a setback and defeat is what you choose to accept. You will likely still be disappointed by a rejection, but you donât have to let it knock you out.
Hereâs a list of things you should start asking for immediately:
Help. You donât have to be a martyr and do everything yourself. Ask for help.
An exception. If things arenât as you like them, order off the menu. Ask for an exception to be made. Ask to partner with them to develop something new.
What you want. You are allowed to have things the way you want them. Most of the time, we settle for less because we donât want to inconvenience anyone else. Thatâs silly. What would make the situation better? Ask for that. Itâs no trouble to get things right.
Feedback. Ask what you can do to improve. This one is hard because itâs natural to fear the answer. But again, whatâs the worst that can happen? You can get better.
Favors. Ask for and expect favors. Someone will get the big client, the best parking spot, an invitation to the Grammys.
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