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Jun
03

I basically track and forecast sales for a series of products for various retail companies both large and small. While I’m not new to the retail industry, I am new to being at the corporate level. For the first two years since graduating college (business major), I really never put my degree to use and I feel as if I lost the drive that I had for business. Since I obtained a sales analyst position (almost a year ago), I spent the time since trying to learn as much as possible while attempting to acclimate myself with the environment. I know that with the right motivation, I can dive right back into my groove and to do that I need the proper materials (i.e., books, programs, websites, discussion groups, etc). Anyone make any recommendations?

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Mar
13

I have been out of work for 6 years and don’t really specialize in anything. My certificates are outdated (clerical and medical assistant) and I want to do something that’s in demand. I can’t make up my mind on what career to commit to. Right now I’m thinking of truck driving (which is what my father and my son’s father does) or massage therapy. I’ve looked into so many work from home things, but they all seem like a rip off. I’m overweight and can’t stand too long, so I need something that’s gonna be easy on my body and in demand. Any advice? Oh and I owe k to FAFSA for the medical assistant school. I’m very poor and don’t know which direction to turn. I’ve done customer service, telemarketing, was a carny, did fast food, worked in a library, had a paper route, worked in a kitchen, did production, was a file clerk, and had endless unfinished trainings in forklift, sales (cutco, tupperware, avon, beauticontrol), bank teller, and I just can’t seem to find my niche.
I’m not motivated to get up and leave the house after being a shut in for so long, so I’m not into hustling people to buy anything. I just want to work, be in the zone, be helpful and important and be paid a decent wage for something I enjoy. What I enjoy is music, being on the computer and watching TV. I like taking pictures and want to help people in a way that doesn’t drain my soul. I can’t make up my mind. How do I get the motivation I need? Please help.

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Dec
28

This is the long-anticipated Sales (and much more) book by Grant Cardone, leading sales and management trainer, real estate mogul and entrepreneur.

This book will change your life and make you money… how much is up to you!

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Dec
28

Sales motivation and sales training video on why people don’t set goals in their lives in order to be successful. motivational speaker Victor Antonio with Sales Influence

Duration : 0:3:36

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Dec
17

Attitude, Approach, Action our critical to your survival and success.

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Dec
17

The good news is that every salesperson out there, with just a few good, new sales skills, can change their sales revenue dramatically by using the “Top Secret Sales Question.”

Duration : 0:9:1

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