Mo Bunnell has trained tens of thousands of professionals in about 800 organizations, and he says the generous seller has a higher close rate than the pushy one, even in the short term.
If you were taught to pressure prospects into signing today, this episode shows you a better way to win the work.
Mo is the author of Give to Grow and founder of Bunnell Idea Group. He is a former actuary who thinks in expected value. In this conversation with Chaz Wolfe, Mo explains why strategic givers outperform takers and matchers, and why top performers make more offers of helpfulness.
You will learn how to fall in love with a client's problem, the phrase that moves a prospect to a next step, and why winning the work is a different skill than doing the work.
Key Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Generosity as Mo Bunnell's Greatest Success
02:00 The Laid Off CMO Who Never Forgot
06:32 Strategic Givers vs Takers and Matchers
09:59 How Generosity Applies to Family
15:43 Build Your Protomoy List of Key Relationships
18:12 Why He Wrote Give to Grow
21:42 Fall in Love With Their Problem
26:04 Give Them a Taste of Working With You
28:00 The Phrase Would It Be Helpful If
30:48 Two Contractors, One Clear Winner
35:00 Be the Advisor, Not the Salesperson
38:15 Why Generous Sellers Close More Deals
45:35 Why Top Performers Make More Offers
48:03 Count Your Offers of Helpfulness
52:46 Learn the Skill of Winning Work
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