Last, but not least, let’s talk about honesty

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humble
There’s nothing wrong with being humble and admitting we’re human. We all make mistakes. All of us do. Admitting mistakes, being vulnerable, and maybe even having a sense of humor about it, makes us more attractive, not less. It’s a simple formula. Humility = Success
reliability
Part of my success is showing up on time.

It sounds simple, and it really is if you're a professional. My south africa telegram data motto is to underpromise and overdeliver. The more we are on time, well prepared, and deliver on our promises, the better our chances of winning or keeping a client.
honest

For some reason, some sales practitioners (and their management) believe that being a little dishonest in sales is okay. This happens in other areas of business as well, but it’s more acceptable in sales.
Some companies will wholeheartedly encourage salespeople to tell white lies to get business. I feel deeply that this practice is simply wrong.

It not only reflects poorly on you as a person, but also on your company.
I think you will agree that every successful relationship needs to be based on honesty, and every time we are honest, we are doing the right thing. And, when we do the right thing, we become better business people.