Phone Sales Training Live Sales Calls with Grant Cardone

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Want to be a sales master? This is how you learn to sit still, bang the phone, and master the call.

* How to Handle Price on the Phone
* How to use the phone to Fill Up Your Pipeline
* How to Get Past The GateKeeper
* How to Create Urgency
* How to Close on the Phone
* How to Separate Yourself from the Competition
* How to Qualify the Buyer on the Phone
* What to Never Say on the Phone
* How to Increase your Show Rate 500%
* How to Increase your Close Rate Over 200
* How to Use the Phone to Make Millions of Dollars
* How to Follow Up the Unclosed Buyer Long after the Competition has quit.

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Grant Cardone Career and Bio
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[timprater]

As an introvert, this must be what hell looks like.

[BuckScrotumn]

I showed this to my grandfather and he said that storming the beaches of Normandy in 1944 is now the 2nd most horrific thing he’s ever seen.

[lessthanthreemetal]

Two guys calling and six guys walking around "managing" lmao

[GorillaDev]

I watch this video every morning or whenever I'm feeling ungrateful to help me realize how grateful I should be with my nice wfh software development job.

[jayfunk]

Nothing is more annoying that some trying to talk to you when your on the phone

[nemoh]

Literally would spray my brains on the wall if I had to go in and work at this place. How ppl make a willing decision to go work for this guy is astonishing.

[natureboyricflair]

You’ll never have a team of great salesmen if you force them all to do it exactly as you say. Everybody’s different and a great salesman knows how to individually adapt to a different personality every time!

[SuperPeleke]

"I'm going to start hammering calls."

*Proceeds to fidget for another 10 minutes.*

[StrumpanzerFuhrer]

If your first day looks like this that is a definite red flag 🚩

[joeystephieify]

This is the most uncomfortable thing I've seen on the internet in years . By the way there's a lot of cringe on the internet and this tops it.

[encapsule]

i work for a fashion company and i do customer service.
although its slightly different than this, i found that speaking to people a bit more naturally (like how you speak to your friends) is a lot better received than doing the telemarketing cookie cutter script shit. i can tell you the 24 years ive been on earth ive never have not hung up on them as soon as i hear that kind of voice. lmao

[tabithiamoore]

In sales offices, money will motivate us to be whoever it wants us to be. Those managers don't care about their employees unless they earn, it's a mafia.

[TheSands]

I’d rather die poor than do this and lose every shred of soul and dignity I have

[Mike-qtbn]

amazing that grant watched this and said "yea, let's post it!"

[vincentdean]

Hi this is Grant Cardone from Stratton

[Logicalpsycho]

Damn. I understand Grant is all business, hes not here to be your friend, hes here to make everyone money. But damn i felt the pressure through the phone, i felt uncomfortable.

[john-lenin]

I would never make an appointment with someone calling from a boiler room.

[nemoh]

When he claps his hands and goes let’s roll. And no one responds back to him. It’s just so sad. The guy is just being used like a piece a machinery and he doesn’t even realize it. So dehumanizing

[ianeliasrivera]

Secretly, learning to handle this kind of pressure sets you up to be an amazing negotiator. It teaches you to run with bigger fish. I know to many of us it seems like it's purely uncomfortable and overbearing, but learning to overcome your own emotions in these situations and not be affected by them is priceless.

[willd]

I've worked in high-pressure sales environments like this. It fucking sucks. High staff turnover, low commitment, no self-esteem, and invisible company loyalty. I feel gross listening to it.