Miss Sunshine's Sales Savvy
What\u2019s in this episode:
If you wanna conquer your confidence when it comes to selling your stuff, there\u2019s no need to turn to the experts.\xa0
Find a first grader instead.
Kids can teach us an awful lot about how to ignore what other people might think of us. They intuitively understand that if you don\u2019t ask, you won\u2019t get it.
And if they\u2019re anything like my firstborn daughter, they\u2019ll surprise you by how easily they take to selling their own stuff.
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