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I used to hate sales.
It felt pushy.
Awkward.
Like I was convincing people to do something they didn’t want to do.
So I avoided it.
I focused on “building,” “learning,” and “perfecting.”
Anything except asking for the sale.
And guess what Happened?
Nothing moved.
What changed wasn’t tactics.
It was how I saw sales.
Sales isn’t persuasion.
It’s alignment.
If what you’re offering genuinely solves a problem,
selling is simply helping the right person say yes.
No pressure.
No tricks.
No fake confidence.
The moment I stopped trying to sell and started trying to serve,
sales became natural.
Even enjoyable.
Because when you believe in the value,
asking isn’t uncomfortable it’s responsible.
If you hate sales, it’s not because you’re bad at it.
It’s because you’re framing it wrong.
Fix the frame.
The numbers follow.
Dyl- Founder of Relelntlece
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