How to market yourself in life after reading

Then I'm afraid your score is less, right?

The creator of the millionaire: Napoleon Hill teaches you the masterful art of salesmanship. Do you want to get your dream job?

Do you want to win support and help? Do you want to have the qualities of a top salesman? Do you want to have a successful and perfect life?

In a modern society with extremely competitive competition, you have to learn to sell yourself if you want to stand out and achieve your goals. You must be able to market your products, services, ideas, capabilities, expertise, and yourself. Anyone's life can be seen as a long-term, non-stop sales pitch.

Successfully selling yourself is the most important thing in life. "21st Century Annotated Collector's Edition" tells the story of everyone selling themselves. No matter who you are or what your profession is, whenever you meet someone, explain to others, communicate with others, or express your opinions, you're selling your most valuable asset:

Yourself. If you're looking for a job, you're going to have to market your abilities to get hired. After that, you still need to continue to sell yourself to keep your job.

Teachers sell their courses, politicians sell themselves to win positions, hotel PR sells their services, salespeople sell their products, and lawyers sell their cases and evidence to judges. Any form of effort by one person to persuade another person to cooperate with him or her can be called a sales pitch. If you can't get others to work with you to create opportunities for yourself, then your education, your abilities or your talents will not be able to be used.

To create opportunities, you must be able to market your products, services, ideas, capabilities, expertise, and yourself. Whether you're a salesperson yourself or want to sell your personality, you can learn valuable lessons from Napoleon's classic merchandising course and master your sales skills in 21st Century Annotated Collector's Edition. "21st Century Annotated Collector's Edition" is a classic that awakened the confidence and vitality of tens of millions of people after the collapse of the American economy in 1929.

The creator of the millionaire: Napoleon Hill teaches you the masterful art of salesmanship. Do you want to get your dream job?

Do you want to win support and help? Do you want to have the qualities of a top salesman? Do you want to have a successful and perfect life?

In a modern society with extremely competitive competition, you have to learn to sell yourself if you want to stand out and achieve your goals. You must be able to market your products, services, ideas, capabilities, expertise, and yourself. Anyone's life can be seen as a long-term, non-stop sales pitch.

Successfully selling yourself is the most important thing in life. "21st Century Annotated Collector's Edition" tells the story of everyone selling themselves. No matter who you are or what your profession is, whenever you meet someone, explain to others, communicate with others, or express your opinions, you're selling your most valuable asset:

Yourself. If you're looking for a job.

Later, I thought about it again, I should develop a good habit, and at the same time see if I can learn to persevere, and I am ready to do what the book says. Now, I've been doing what the book says I've been doing for five days. I started to guess that it was a waste of time.

Is it necessary to read an article at least three times a day, for 30 days? I didn't want to do that, but it's actually very simple. After five days of perseverance, I changed my mind.

I feel like every time I read it, I feel something new in a certain place. I'm sure I'm going to stick with it.

The changes these days are noticeable. I'm no longer afraid of being embarrassed when I say "insurance" to others. Because I confirm that I am speaking to others with love in my heart, and I am selling love.

Even if I get paid to do it, I think that's what I deserve, and I sweat it out. I haven't made a single order yet, but I'm still happy with the change. My initial impulse to do insurance was to sell myself and expand my social circle.

Other people's words may not hurt me anymore, because I love myself and I have my convictions.

From this book, I once again realized the correctness of the saying "be a person first and then do things". The unsatisfactory career once made me confused. Now I have decided to continue to be a person of "integrity, honesty, and love." I will trade my love for success in my career.