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Henrik Haapala
"Every sale is the same" /JB

1 ----------------------------------- 10 certainty:
10: Being 100% convinced this person, production and company will make my life improve and aid me accomplish my goals/avoid pain.
1: absolute crap.
5: "Please influence me now. I tin't make up my listen, so delight assist me!"
Straight line:
Open up X ----->---->----->----->X Close
In control vs out of control

2 types of certainty:
• Logical certainty
• Emotional certainty

Future pacing:
You are playing the post-buying movie in the all-time p

"Every sale is the aforementioned" /JB

1 ----------------------------------- ten certainty:
10: Existence 100% convinced this person, product and company will make my life better and help me accomplish my goals/avert pain.
1: absolute crap.
v: "Please influence me at present. I tin can't make upward my heed, so please aid me!"
Straight line:
Open up X ----->---->----->----->X CLOSE
In control vs out of control

ii types of certainty:
• Logical certainty
• Emotional certainty

Future pacing:
Yous are playing the post-ownership motion-picture show in the best possible style allowing the person to experience your products amazing benefits right now.

Speaking:
When you're speaking its directed. Its powerful. Your words have pregnant behind them; and the meaning is to create massive certainty in the heed of your prospect equally you move him down the straight line, from the open up to the close.

1. The prospect must love your production: 100 % certainty
two. The prospect must trust and connect with you lot:100 % certainty
3. The prospect must trust and connect with your visitor: 100 % certainty
iv. Lower the action threshold
5. Raise the pain threshold

First four seconds plant that you are:
i. Sharp as a tack
ii. Enthusiastic equally hell
3. An expert in your field

ninety% of the fourth dimension we are communicating without speaking.

Power whisper: using scarcity.

Bottled enthusiasm
Beneath the surface and bubbles over as you speak with clarity and intensity.

State management
"An empowered state is the equivalent of the valve to your internal resources existence fully open, allowing y'all to access them at will." p.81

Entering a state of enthusiasm/power at will --> charisma

Olfactory anchoring:
Using a powerful smell to create an ballast when in an empowered state. Similar to NLP, simply doing it when already naturally in that state. (my comment: definitely attempt this, I've done similar stuff)

Tonality and torso language:
Center contact: 72%
Open vs closed
Smiling
Listening --> intelligence
Existence in control
Being an skilful
Rapport
Congruence
10 different tonalities.

Exist an expert listener.

Always utilise a script as a strategy just memorize it, or several, and costless your witting mind to read the other person.
(Planning, preparation)

5/v accented gilded!

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da AL
A thorough description of the art of sales in descriptive easily-on terms - practiced for whatsoever level of salesperson.
Chris  C - A Midlife Wife
Interesting ideas. Straightforward writing.
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This book is loaded with not bad tips and tricks about the homo psyche and how to sell effectively. Learning sales skills is important in any type of business today so why not learn from the all-time?

Written in like shooting fish in a barrel, conversational language, any one tin option up this book and get-go to improve themselves. A great improver to your marketing lessons and self improvement skills. This is one you will recommend to others every bit well every bit re

Interesting ideas. Straightforward writing.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This book is loaded with neat tips and tricks virtually the human being psyche and how to sell effectively. Learning sales skills is of import in any type of business today so why not learn from the best?

Written in like shooting fish in a barrel, conversational linguistic communication, any 1 can pick up this book and commencement to improve themselves. A great addition to your marketing lessons and self improvement skills. This is 1 you lot will recommend to others as well as read over and over yourself.

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Max Berger
If you've ever seen the incredibly fashionable and debauched movie "The Wolf of Wall Street," you might empathise why a book written by Hashemite kingdom of jordan Belfort seemed then highly-seasoned to me at first.

While you can certainly question Belfort'southward sense of judgment, morality and cocky-control, information technology's hard to deny that he is splendid at what he does professionally. And this volume is all nigh learning his methods for becoming a great salesperson through "The Direct Line System." He claims that this is the organisation he and

If you lot've ever seen the incredibly fashionable and debauched film "The Wolf of Wall Street," you might understand why a book written by Jordan Belfort seemed so appealing to me at first.

While you tin certainly question Belfort's sense of judgment, morality and cocky-command, information technology's difficult to deny that he is excellent at what he does professionally. And this volume is all about learning his methods for becoming a keen salesperson through "The Straight Line System." He claims that this is the system he and his team at Stratton-Oakmont used to skyrocket their company to success, and that yous can become a top notch salesperson past applying the aforementioned principles. To exist honest though, I didn't fully buy it (no pun intended).

Belfort just came across as well much like a salesman to me, if that makes sense. "Well duh, what else were you expecting?" Yep I know, but it was to the bespeak that it didn't seem genuine. He's a big fan of exaggeration and hyperbole, and making broad statements about the efficacy of his methods that seem mode too skillful to be true. It almost reminds me of the communication style of Donald Trump, which is non a positive quality to me. He'll say things like "The Directly Line System can plow even the worst salesperson into a great one, every time, always!" and "Using this method, you can close ANYONE who is closeable!" That concluding part especially annoys me. It feels like a cop out so that if the system doesn't work, he can but shrug and say that the prospect must non have been closeable to begin with.

Well I've fabricated articulate my feelings virtually the messenger; what about the message? I will give credit where it is due, I actually think in that location are a lot of good points in this book. The Straight Line Organization is a good framework for making sales. It organizes important points and allows you to methodically yet naturally progress through the various stages of a sale. There's zippo groundbreaking well-nigh information technology like Belfort keeps challenge, since a lot of information technology feels similar common sense and an affiliation of tried-and-true principles that he didn't invent, just I did get value from information technology. I would certainly recommend this book to aspiring salespeople.

I couldn't tell you lot if this is the best volume to teach y'all about sales – I'm non a salesperson, nor practice I ever plan to become one. However, I believe that near every job has at least some attribute of selling involved, and mine certainly does. I picked upwards some useful tips and tricks from Mr. Belfort, even though I wasn't sold on his blowing (okay, that time the pun was intended. Distressing not lamentable). 7/10.

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Joe
October 20, 2017 rated it it was amazing
From the title of the volume information technology is quite clear this is a sales volume so I'chiliad unsure why there are so many one star reviews expecting it was a sequel to The Wolf of Wall Street autobiography.

For someone who doesn't piece of work in sales the volume even so had several useful elements and explained the importance of planning your script, state management, anchoring, matching and mirroring, predicting likely objections, keeping the chat on rail, choice of words and the subtle utilise of tonality. All would be

From the title of the book it is quite clear this is a sales book so I'thou unsure why in that location are so many one star reviews expecting information technology was a sequel to The Wolf of Wall Street autobiography.

For someone who doesn't piece of work in sales the book still had several useful elements and explained the importance of planning your script, land direction, anchoring, matching and mirroring, predicting likely objections, keeping the conversation on runway, choice of words and the subtle apply of tonality. All would be useful in a project presentation or salary negotiation equally some examples to benefit those of u.s.a. who don't piece of work in an obvious sales function.

I programme to sentry the video series as I think some of it will be clearer in the videos and I can more hands take notes while I'yard watching on the areas that are more relevant to my position.

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Faisal Alarifi
Information technology is definitely a plus to have book read to yous past the wolf himself through Aural. It gave information technology an border, only at the same time it felt similar he was trying to "Sell" you the straight-line system that he created.

It felt a piddling repetitive at times, and longer than it should accept been. At the end of the volume there was so many lists, objectives, scales to keep track of.

Information technology is aimed towards salesmen mainly, I walked in hoping that it would be general to the point where information technology will exist benign to people

It is definitely a plus to have book read to you past the wolf himself through Audible. It gave it an edge, but at the same time it felt like he was trying to "Sell" you lot the straight-line organization that he created.

Information technology felt a fiddling repetitive at times, and longer than it should take been. At the end of the book there was so many lists, objectives, scales to keep track of.

Information technology is aimed towards salesmen mainly, I walked in hoping that it would exist full general to the betoken where it will exist benign to people outside the industry,, but unfortunately that was not the example.

At the end, a lovely ride with Hashemite kingdom of jordan that I volition not regret.

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Marcos
Aug 29, 2019 rated it information technology was ok
Some interesting points. Writes like a dick though.
Daniel Rodic
Jan 05, 2019 rated it really liked it
Written past the Wolf of Wall Street himself, this book gives y'all an overview of the Sales Grooming System (called the Straight Line Method) which simplifies every sales conversation into a simple to follow framework.

There are some elements of the volume that I just idea were overly specific to his personality (e.g. he linked moving into a "menses country" - what he calls a state of complete certainty - by using a specific smell in a tube that he carried with him)

While definitely worth experimentin

Written by the Wolf of Wall Street himself, this book gives you an overview of the Sales Training System (called the Direct Line Method) which simplifies every sales chat into a simple to follow framework.

There are some elements of the book that I but thought were overly specific to his personality (e.yard. he linked moving into a "flow state" - what he calls a state of complete certainty - by using a specific smell in a tube that he carried with him)

While definitely worth experimenting with, I think very specific tactics like this volition vary person to person. With that said, the framework of sales equally I'll describe below made perfect sense to me the starting time fourth dimension I read it, and I'm excited to brainstorm testing information technology to see how information technology might work.

THE FRAMEWORK
A auction but happens when you've achieved five things with your heir-apparent:

1. Certainty with your production or service
2. Certainty and trust with the sales person
3. Certainty and trust with the company selling the service
4. A low pain threshold relative to the ability that your product has to remove the pain
5. An action threshold that is surpassed based on the level of certainty of 1,ii,three

If you don't accept a sufficient level certainty across all 3 that surpasses a prospects action threshold, a sale will never happen.

If someone has a low activeness threshold, they only need to be an 8/10 on #1, #2 or #three to purchase. Someone who is very hard to sell to is i that has a very high action threshold and would demand to be at a 9.5+ / 10 for a sale to happen.

To ensure the sale closes the hurting the buyer is feeling must be above their electric current threshold to deal with that pain. If they aren't suffering from sufficient pain, in that location isn't a existent benefit for them to change their state and buy your product to solve it.

Yous can lower their action threshold by (i) increasing the pain of what they are suffering from in some way or (ii) showing how the determination is reversible, or won't have a life changing impact if wrong, and therefore reducing the cost of making a bad decision in the buyers mind.

On i,2,3 you must ensure you lot get the prospect to a level of certainty on both a logical and emotional level.

HANDLING OBJECTIONS
When an objection presents itself, Belfort highlights that regardless of what the buyer is saying, information technology tin be boiled downward to them not having a sufficient level of certainty on #one, #2 or #iii.

Either they don't trust that your product volition solve their need, they don't trust y'all, or they don't trust your company.

Someday in that location's an objection, instead of addressing it caput on, y'all instead need to deflect information technology using a plow of phrase like "I understand what you're saying. But let me ask you a question, does the thought make sense? Practise yous like the idea?" and so go back into another few sentences of your presentation (he calls these segments of a presentation loops) with the objective of increasing the buyers level of certainty.

You must ensure you lot have certainty on #1, #2 and so #3 in order. So you lot will continue loops until you experience like the prospect is at a 8+ on product certainty, logically first, and then emotionally second, before moving on to sales loops on #ii, then #3.

ON SCRIPTS
As someone who's very against scripting, this concept really stood out to me.

Whenever you watch a pic that motivates you, inspires you — elicits an emotional reaction of some sort — those moments were created for you as the viewer with advisedly crafted and rehearsed scripts.

Equally a sales person, if you want to generate the same results in your buyers, you need to perfect a script that you repeat every time.

If a script makes you experience "wooden or stiff" it just ways y'all wrote a shitty script. It should be written equally if you're speaking, not using perfect english.

The script should too focus on the tonality that yous use. The same words said with different tonality will come off unlike to the person you're speaking with.

Scripts enable yous to not worry nearly what to say, and instead focus on how to say information technology, and to actively listen to your buyer.

Edifice A SCRIPT - THE INTRO
Ane of the most of import elements of the script you write is the first 4 seconds. Yous demand to convey to the heir-apparent that you lot are:

one. Abrupt every bit a tack - you must show you can make fast decisions and have a pace of delivery that signifies this intelligence.
2. Enthusiastic as hell - you must believe internal that you have something corking to offer and talk accordingly
3. An expert in your field - this comes from translating features into benefits and simplifying industry terms that make the complex look simple

The onus is on you to quickly close the gap between acting "as if" you are the expert, and actually taking the time to apace learn and "get" an expert

Overall y'all must come beyond every bit a person worth listening to.
ane. Get to your points quickly
two. Don't waste their time
three. Accept a solution
4. Be an nugget to them long-term

Afterward this 4 second intro - you and so progress into intelligence gathering only before you lot exercise this you must enquire permission to the prospect to o so.

You simply exercise this by saying something like "Let me ask a couple of quick questions and so I don't waste product your fourth dimension"

Using the discussion "so" is an of import thing called a justifier to ensure the buyer knows why you're asking them these questions.

Edifice A SCRIPT - Gathering Intelligence
Your questions should be used to validate if you can actually help the buyer and that the buyer can afford the solution you are selling to them.

The questions you ask should be asked in a logical order, in such a style that also moves from depression invasive to high invasive questions, and each question should apply the advisable tonality so you ensure y'all build rapport with your heir-apparent not destroy it.

Assuming the prospect is actually a buyer - then you employ a powerful transition such as "Well, based on everything you've told me, this is definitely something that volition hep yous and permit me tell you why…"

BUILDING A SCRIPT - RAPPORT & PREPARATION
Building rapport has nix to exercise with pocket-sized talk as that doesn't found you every bit an expert. You don't want to quash minor talk. Instead you allow the buyer have their moment and bring them dorsum to the "directly line" by proverb something like "That'due south really cool, I never knew almost that. Thanks for sharing that. Now, every bit far equally your goal of…"

If you feel similar you are ever moving out of rapport with a buyer, you need to finish your loop and move dorsum into agile listening, using a tone of "I care and want to larn more" and "I feel your hurting" - you always have to be building rapport throughout the prospect.

Scripts ensure that rapport and charisma is baked into the words y'all're saying. "He cares about me, he understands me, he feels my hurting" are things people feel when they meet someone with a lot of "charisma" - y'all tin engineer this through a script.

Your script as well ensures that you lot are prepared for anything that may come up in a sale. You've thought through and prepared a sales loop for any objection (call up - that's a smokescreen for not having a sure level of certainty on 1, two, iii).

Overall you have 4 elements to your script
* Script to introduction
* Script with the chief body of your presentation that ends with y'all asking for the gild the first time
* Scripts with the rebuttals to main objections you wait to hear (the generic response tin be "I hear what you lot're saying, only let me inquire you a question: Does the idea makes sense to y'all? Do you like the thought?")
* Scripts to loop yous from an objection-rebuttal script that will allow you to loop dorsum into the sale process to increase certainty

After every loop you say something like "Y'all follow me so far?" or "Makes sense" - only until they say yes do y'all motility on to the next loops.

For case
* iv Second Intro - upbeat and enthusiastic
* Link the phone call to how you met your prospect
* Justify why you're having the call
* Ask permission to enter the intelligence gathering phase
* Qualify the prospect via intelligence gathering
* Assuming this is true, powerful transition into your body of your sales script maxim "Based on what you told me, I think This is a perfect fit for you"
* Name of your Product
* Paragraph or 2 on ONE unmarried benefit that fills a clients need
* Employ Metaphors or examples here, or endeavor to link it to credible high profile customers that apply your product or endorse it to increase certainty
* "Y'all follow me so far?"
* Paragraph or two on Another single benefit… you follow me so far?
* Paragraph or two on ANOTHER single do good… you follow me so far?
* Transition to shut - create urgency if you can (at minimum with your tonality by using a "hushful" tone)
* As directly for the order
* If they object (equally most will)
* Transition into a rebuttal script / new loop past saying: "I hear what you're maxim, but let me ask you a question: Does the thought makes sense to you? Do y'all like the idea?"
* Depending on their response, if they give you a very unenthusiastic response (e.chiliad. 1 or 2 on certainty) you probably didn't qualify properly and should finish the call
* If they are in the center, then you loop dorsum into a sales script that left off after the last benefit y'all highlighted
* Reply in a tonality that matches theres and is slightly more certain. You lot volition suspension rapport if y'all jump too many levels
* Every bit you go through your new loop, increment your certainty ever then slightly until one-half manner through where you are speaking at superlative confidence
* Repeat this sequence 3 or 4 times at most until
* They have total confidence in the product
* And so start looping on the trust level with you equally the sales person
* These loops go into your background, experience, credentials
* If that'southward established, and then start looping on the trust of the company
* These loops go into company awards, smashing client service… etc.
* At any time if you go a sense they are now getting uncomfortable (being rude, laughing nervously) after 3 or four loops, the give them space and ask permission to reengage at a later date
* If you progress through all 3 levels, ask for the order.
* If that fails, amplify pain or lower their action threshold
* Y'all tin can do this by asking for a smaller social club via a stride downward like "I'1000 obviously not getting rich hither but this will serve every bit a benchmark for future concern"
* Other means include money back guarantees, cooling off period, paint a film by saying "I'll hold your hand the unabridged mode" to reduce negative fears or use a 4th very powerful linguistic communication design such as a phrase similar
* "Let me ask you an honest question, what's the worst that can happen hither? Permit'south say this fails, you lot loose $XXXX, is that going to broke you? [No definitely non] And if it works well, it won't make you incredibly profitable either, will it? [No, definitely not]. This won't kill you and won't make you wildly successful, but information technology will serve equally a benchmark for future concern.
* Follow this with a step downwards sale of a smaller corporeality.
* If this doesn't work, you and then must start recalling in a sympathetic tone the pain points they highlighted to you at the start of your intelligence gathering
* Due east.chiliad. I know you said earlier that you lot're worried about XYZ, given how things are going where practice you see the business a year from at present?
* If it still doesn't piece of work say something like
* "Please don't misconstrue my enthusiasm for pressure, I just know this will assistance you lot. Let me practice this, I'll transport you lot some info and let you sit with it. Let'southward chat again side by side week?"
* Allow them cool off and repeat this once again

BUILDING A SCRIPT - OBJECTIONS
You lot must structure your script then that not all your benefits come out at the first as you lot need to salve those benefits for subsequent loops that you use to increase the certainty within your buyer.

Yous should have loops that reinforce certainty in 1, 2, and 3

Exist mindful of "free energy in, benefits out" as you lot get to the shut.

Whenever a prospect gives you buying signals such every bit "and then how much will this cost me?" you shouldn't simply respond with "$iii,000" but instead "swell question, the greenbacks outlay is $3,000 and for that you go Benefit 1, Benefit 2, Benefit 3 - the next steps to become you setup are super simple, so believe me if you do half likewise every bit my other clients, then the only problem you lot'll take is that I didn't call yous six months earlier and you lot started then. Sound fair enough?"

Notes
* On calls, it's important to monitor how many calls it takes for a prospect to buy. When a prospect exceeds a sure number of days between calls or a certain number of calls higher up and across your maximum y'all should consider information technology a dead prospect and recycle information technology for someone else to reengage in 3+ months
* Once a deal is closed you lot still need to work on maintaining or improving certainty within your prospect through case studies, dinners, emails… etc.
* Good questions to ask
* What do you lot prevarication or dislike about your current supplier?
* What is your biggest headache with your business?
* What would be your platonic plan if yous could design it?
* Of all the factors that we just spoke about, what is the virtually important to yous?
* Have I asked about everything that'southward important to you lot?

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Connor England
After reading the Manner of the Wolf by Jordan Belfort, the book honestly pointed out things that I take never thought about earlier. This book is nonfiction and teached you how to go a amend salesperson through unlike tactics.

This book was able to grab my attending right from the start. He started off with a warning of how this book will provide anyone reading with the ability to persuade most people. He tells you not to take advantage of people because you will exist able to. After the warni

After reading the Style of the Wolf by Jordan Belfort, the book honestly pointed out things that I have never idea virtually earlier. This book is nonfiction and teached you how to get a better salesperson through different tactics.

This book was able to take hold of my attending correct from the kickoff. He started off with a warning of how this book will provide anyone reading with the ability to persuade nearly people. He tells y'all non to have advantage of people because yous volition be able to. After the alarm he went into how he invented the straight line selling arrangement. This part was interesting based off of how he came upward with the thought pretty much in the moment of talking to his struggling employees. For the rest of the book he take you through every step information technology takes to become a killer salesperson. He talks about body linguistic communication, conscious and unconscious mind, how to make people recollect for you not against you. This honestly helped me with my task in door knocking since I have to persuade people everyday. If I am unable to, then I volition make no money simple as that.

This book is worth picking up and reading it forepart to dorsum. Everyday we are trying to convince and persuade people and I promise this book will only assistance. I agreed with everything that Jordan Belfort was saying he was but telling the truth about people and their motives/intentions. What stood out to me the most with this book is actually how much it has helped me improve in sales. At first I thought I would read the book and get nothing out of it. Only the book proved me incorrect and helped in ways I would have never thought of.

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Jonah Graham
Feb fifteen, 2019 rated it it was amazing
Fantastic, y'all don't fifty-fifty take to exist in selling! Dandy nutrient for thought! Fantastic, y'all don't fifty-fifty accept to be in selling! Great nutrient for thought! ...more
Petar Ivanov
A good book with some interesting ideas regarding the "Straight Line Selling" system. At the same time, I felt similar the writer is trying to sell me the book. Non then impressed by Belfort's writing style. Too, information technology felt a little repetitive at times and I was debating in my caput whether I have to turn the book dorsum or continue reading.

I'm now aware of several vital concepts such as action and pain thresholds and how to endeavour to lower them. Of course, the tone of voice and body language play a crucial

A adept book with some interesting ideas regarding the "Straight Line Selling" system. At the aforementioned time, I felt like the author is trying to sell me the volume. Not and so impressed by Belfort'due south writing fashion. Also, it felt a picayune repetitive at times and I was debating in my caput whether I accept to turn the book back or continue reading.

I'1000 now aware of several vital concepts such as action and pain thresholds and how to try to lower them. Of grade, the tone of voice and trunk language play a crucial part likewise. It's very important to accept a script and as the author states, every sale is the same.

Overall, I do non regret the journeying with Belfort but in my opinion, there're more than engaging books on sales.

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Hamid Dastgir
This book was severely disappointing for me. I read this book with the impression that it would help strengthen my persuasion skills and help me exist as confident as his Leonardo analogue. However, this book turned out to be just some other generic "get-rich-quick-with-my-super-surreptitious-recipe" volume with no real content to offer.
Firstly, the book was full of fillers to fill the overly diluted 242 pages. These fillers constituted of countless repetitions of his technique, followed by vague explanatio
This book was severely disappointing for me. I read this book with the impression that information technology would help strengthen my persuasion skills and assist me be as confident as his Leonardo analogue. However, this book turned out to be but another generic "become-rich-quick-with-my-super-hole-and-corner-recipe" volume with no real content to offer.
Firstly, the book was full of fillers to fill the overly diluted 242 pages. These fillers constituted of countless repetitions of his technique, followed by vague explanations that merely focused on quantity over quality. He would give you bulleted points of what you lot had but read, over and over again in hopes of filling upward his pages.
Nonetheless, the tone of writing itself was incredibly immature. I bought this book with slap-up expectations from "The Jordan Belfort". But it chop-chop became evident that I had made a fault. For case, he started off his beginning chapter by establishing how he's the best, a natural, a wizard, and he's only imparting the states with the greatest sales gift e'er.
Lastly, the main crux of the book itself was a hoax, for it constituted of generic business advice techniques such as having a good posture and using good tonality in order to sell. This felt condescending, for the author felt that the readers are so incompetent that they wouldn't know basic techniques.
Conclusively, I would not recommend this book e'er. I was counting the pages left - a exercise that I myself despise.
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kartik narayanan
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I'm the Wolf of Wall Street. Retrieve me? The ane who Leonardo DiCaprio played on the argent screen, the ane who took thousands of immature kids, who could barely walk and chew gum at the aforementioned fourth dimension, and turned them into earth-class closers using a seemingly magical sales training system called the Directly Line? The one who tortured all those panic-stricken New Zealanders at the end of the movie considering they couldn't sell me a pen the right mode? You reme

Read the full review at my blog Digital Amrit

I'thousand the Wolf of Wall Street. Recall me? The one who Leonardo DiCaprio played on the silver screen, the ane who took thousands of young kids, who could barely walk and chew glue at the same time, and turned them into globe-class closers using a seemingly magical sales training system called the Direct Line? The one who tortured all those panic-stricken New Zealanders at the end of the movie because they couldn't sell me a pen the right mode? You recall.

What is the book about?
Way of the Wolf: Become a Main Closer with Straight Line Selling is written by Jordan Belfort, the Wolf of Wall Street.

Jordan Belfort explains his Straight Line Selling system in this book. This is the system that he used when he was making millions at Wall Street. And this is the aforementioned system that he is teaching at seminars later on his confidence and parole. His explanation is clear for the nigh role. Equally a effect, I found this volume to be incredibly informative and insightful virtually the sales process.

What does this book encompass?
Way of the Wolf has twelve chapters.

Hashemite kingdom of jordan Belfort talks about the genesis of his Straight Line System in the first 2 capacity. He then gets into the specifics over the next ten capacity. Some of these specifics are
-The importance of the first impression and how to get in count
-The importance of self-belief
-Getting into the groove where you are ready to sell
-Body language and what works
-Sales funnel and qualification
-The conversations with the prospect
-Sales scripts and how they exponentially improve selling
-Art and science of looping i.e. handling objections

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William Findley
If you are looking for a sequel to Wolf of Wall Street, you will exist extremely confused when you open up this book. Now, when it comes to Mode of the Wolf by Jordan Belfort, it seems every bit if a truthful salesman has the power to sell the power to sell. This is overall a descriptive nonfiction volume pertaining to the art of endmost a bargain, and for the overall sake of selling objects, this volume would be crucial to anyone who might even think near entering the globe of marketing or selling. There is a lot If you lot are looking for a sequel to Wolf of Wall Street, you will be extremely confused when you open this book. Now, when it comes to Mode of the Wolf by Jordan Belfort, it seems equally if a truthful salesman has the power to sell the power to sell. This is overall a descriptive nonfiction book pertaining to the fine art of endmost a deal, and for the overall sake of selling objects, this volume would be crucial to anyone who might even think about entering the world of marketing or selling. There is a lot to be learned from this book for whatsoever type of salesperson.
At that place are no characters, the plot doesn't exist, and information technology doesn't exactly compare to whatever other book you might read. It'southward one of a kind, literally explaining every single footling detail when it comes to closing a deal, chosen the Straight Line Organisation. The fact is, this book really won't matter to anyone who doesn't require the knowledge it provides, but for someone who'southward in need of an empowering kick, fifty-fifty if y'all don't need to know annihilation about sales, the power for which Belfort writes with is absolutely amazing.
When it comes to controversy, Belfort made his living ripping off the rich, and then many people come across his books every bit criminal stories, and with this book being so new, the merely fashion that I tin think of this book equally, "criminal" is when Belfort explains that his system can exist "as well effective." I don't quite believe this, only I approximate that's where the controversy comes into play.
Overall, the book was an empowering read, but I wouldn't suggest it to anyone who reads for enjoyment. Information technology isn't exactly the well-nigh climatic book or intriguing novel. It is purely advisory. I enjoyed it though.
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Timo
April 22, 2020 rated it liked it
Straight line of selling is a good arroyo only rather for concrete products not for creative products. Even though it has good insights and nuts what y'all need to have as a good sales person equally of being the #1. It's not about the picture show after all but almost the technique of success.
Robert Smith
Mar 17, 2018 rated it information technology was amazing
Maybe the best book on selling I've read yet. Information technology was an audiobook though, I wish I had the physical re-create. Maybe the best volume on selling I've read yet. Information technology was an audiobook though, I wish I had the concrete copy. ...more
Carl
May 20, 2018 rated it it was amazing
For someone not exposed to the inner workings of telesales organizations, I found this book interesting as information technology offers a glimpse into this world. Practical and applicable learnings.
Vallo
October 02, 2019 rated it it was astonishing
Helps to keep things simple, teaches tonation and efficiency in any sales situation.
Nam Nguyen
Certainly a very interesting insight into the listen of a well-known Wall Street broker and convicted felon. While Belfort adds in $.25 virtually the ideals of his methods, they only feel similar disclaimers. On a psychological viewpoint, it is fascinating to see how one is able to manipulate/influence another's mind through words and tonality. In my opinion, this book is merely meant for entertainment and should not be taken as serious advice for avid salespeople learning to become better at their job Certainly a very interesting insight into the mind of a well-known Wall Street banker and convicted felon. While Belfort adds in $.25 about the ethics of his methods, they merely feel like disclaimers. On a psychological viewpoint, it is fascinating to see how one is able to manipulate/influence another'southward listen through words and tonality. In my opinion, this volume is merely meant for entertainment and should not be taken as serious advice for avid salespeople learning to become improve at their task. ...more
Jacob Senholt
Aug 26, 2020 rated it it was astonishing
I listened to this as an ebook - read aloud past the author himself, and I enjoyed it a lot. The book by the infamous 'wolf of wallstreet', who teaches some bones principles of selling. A lot of capacity on tonality and vocalism, which fabricated this an splendid choice for a vocalism-recording, in particular past the author himself. While there might be a bit of fiction added to the blockbuster movie, most of the ideas taught by Belfort were really picked upwards verbatim by DiCaprio, who spent weeks studying an I listened to this as an ebook - read aloud past the writer himself, and I enjoyed it a lot. The book by the infamous 'wolf of wallstreet', who teaches some basic principles of selling. A lot of chapters on tonality and voice, which fabricated this an fantabulous option for a voice-recording, in particular by the writer himself. While there might exist a bit of fiction added to the blockbuster movie, most of the ideas taught past Belfort were actually picked up verbatim by DiCaprio, who spent weeks studying and learning from Belfort when preparing for his role in the movie.

This book is non for everyone, but if you are interested in selling, persuasion techniques, telemarketing tips and overall inspiration towards believing in something and coming across with that bulletin, I think you volition bask this book.

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Rimaldo
January 28, 2020 rated it liked it
When it comes to selling this guy has an impressive track record, most notably those that got him into trouble. For anyone in the selling world I would recommend this book as it pin points all the patterns involved during a selling pitch. Because I believe that not all sells are to be treated equal, the book dedicated more than I would have adopt on an standard process of selling. Other than that, information technology was good read.
Bec Pink
Jul 04, 2020 rated it actually liked it
Regardless of your views of Jordan post watching wolf of wall street... at that place'south no doubt he knows what his talking virtually regarding sales. I wish I read it before. Many sales courses I've done are just this book presented in various ways. The OG. Regardless of your views of Jordan post watching wolf of wall street... in that location'southward no doubt he knows what his talking nigh regarding sales. I wish I read it earlier. Many sales courses I've done are just this book presented in diverse ways. The OG. ...more
Cole Feldman
This book contains three kinds of content: 1, Belfort telling stories well-nigh his days at Stratton Oakmont and teaching the "Strattonites" to be sales gods. Two, Belfort trying to sell other products like BoomBoom (an energy smelling inhaler thing) and of course his own in-home and online sales trainings. Three, Belfort's linguistic communication and tonality in sales encounters.

While reading the book, I mostly skipped (or at least skim read) annihilation in categories I and Ii nearly Belfort's celebrity days or his

This book contains three kinds of content: One, Belfort telling stories nearly his days at Stratton Oakmont and instruction the "Strattonites" to be sales gods. Two, Belfort trying to sell other products like BoomBoom (an energy smelling inhaler thing) and of course his own in-home and online sales trainings. Three, Belfort's language and tonality in sales encounters.

While reading the book, I more often than not skipped (or at least skim read) anything in categories One and Two about Belfort'due south glory days or his sponsored products. For example, Chapters five and 6 are a complete digression from the main body of the book, at the end of which Belfort includes a link to the BoomBoom product. And so obvious was the digression fifty-fifty to Belfort himself that Chapter 7 begins with, "Let's selection up right where we left off in Chapter four."

Still, I did find there was some expert content in category Three almost Belfort's language and tonality. For me personally, the well-nigh helpful $.25 were well-nigh (1) Opening and (two) Looping.

1. Opening

Belfort'southward main tip for opening the phone call is to keep things informal and friendly. Existence too formal comes off every bit "salesy."

"A salesperson should never accost their prospect in an overly formal manner; instead, the salesperson should accost the prospect in the way they would respectfully accost a friend."

Here's an instance of bad language for your opening line: "Howdy, my name is Pecker Peterson, from the Superlative Travel Company. I'k looking for Mr. John Smith. Is he home?"

Here'south an example of expert language, keeping it simple: "Hi, is John at that place?"

And then in one case John says, "Aye, this is John," you can innovate yourself and say where y'all're calling from, but nevertheless not overly formal and not too much information:

"Hullo, my proper name is Bill Peterson, calling from Acme Travel Company in Beverly Hills, California. How are y'all today?"

The most important affair to remember is your tone, especially as you heighten your vocalism with an inflection equally y'all inquire the question at the end. The tone should be upbeat, and say without saying, "I intendance; I actually want to know."

If you do your opening right, and so Belfort says the prospect should create the following first impression virtually you:

-Sharp equally a tack
-Enthusiastic equally hell
-An expert in your field

2. Looping

"Looping" is the secret to the back half of the auction, i.e., afterwards y'all've asked for the order for the offset fourth dimension and gotten your first objection.

"The auction doesn't truly begin until after your prospect hits you lot with the first objection."

Let'south say, for example, our prospect says, "It sounds interesting. Let me call up most it."

Your response, co-ordinate to Belfort, should be: "I hear what you're maxim, but let me enquire you a question. Does the idea make sense to y'all? Do you like the idea?"

Your tone for this response should be: hypothetical and money-aside.

And if you've sold with any effectiveness, the prospect volition admit that the product mostly makes sense and he/she likes it for ane reason or some other.

Which is when you accept the opportunity to consummate the loop dorsum into selling the product, focusing on anywhere in the prospect's response where something either didn't make sense or something they didn't similar, using this transition:

"Exactly—it really is a bully purchase down here! In fact one of the true beauties here is …"

And then you can focus downward on any of the prospect's uncertainties, after which y'all will inquire for the order over again, and then, if given another objection, yous can repeat the looping blueprint, until you ask for the order and the prospect says yes.

iii. Conclusion

It's the goal of Belfort'due south "Direct Line Organization" to get the prospect to a ten on each one of "The 3 Tens," in which instance the prospect will about definitely buy (assuming away sure contingencies like high action threshold, etcetera).

The Three Tens (a "ten" represents absolute certainty in the prospect) are every bit follows:

-Product
-You
-Company

For my personal sales strategy, Belfort's advice on Opening and Looping were the most successful to increase my prospects' Three Tens.

This book was a decent read, but because of categories 1 or Two that I mentioned above, I probably wouldn't recommend this book equally #1 for a salesperson trying to improve their skills.

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Jeremy Ray
Dec 17, 2021 rated it it was astonishing
As an indie author, I actually wanted to learn a thing or two about sales. I learned so much! Hashemite kingdom of jordan Belfort was amazingly giving with his knowledge. He also broke information technology downward in a mode anyone tin understand.
Jake
Jan 01, 2020 rated it information technology was amazing
If you are in phone/outside sales, this is a must read. Hashemite kingdom of jordan gives existent advice and tells the hard truths about how to succeed in any sales role.
Eclectic
Bestselling author and "The Wolf of Wall Street", Jordan Belfort, shares step-by-step instructions on using his very successful Straight Line System for whatever business, industry and even your personal life. He notes that yous practice non have to be in sales to utilise this system. You tin can use it from selling your dandy qualities in a task interview to selling anyone on a groovy idea.

He teaches one how to employ the Three Tens to influence a customer. He discusses the 5 core elements of the Straight Line Syste

Bestselling author and "The Wolf of Wall Street", Jordan Belfort, shares stride-by-step instructions on using his very successful Straight Line System for any business, manufacture and even your personal life. He notes that you do non have to be in sales to use this arrangement. You lot tin can use it from selling your great qualities in a job interview to selling anyone on a great idea.

He teaches one how to use the Three Tens to influence a customer. He discusses the five core elements of the Straight Line Arrangement and notes the three things that "admittedly must come across in the first 4 seconds of an encounter with a customer". There are many other great factors to consider of which he includes examples and links to his website.

Run across my complete review at The Eclectic Review .

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Vivi9112
December 28, 2018 rated it it was amazing
This review has been hidden considering it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Selling, the fine art of sales, is completely masterpiece. people could exist influenced at any minute without any idea that someone is trying to sell them some idea or some story. What I loved about this book, equally information technology stated beneath.

straight line system
tonality
the importance of script
A series of qs to get to know the people, "where exercise y'all live","how long have you been living there" "practice you like the neighbourhood""are y'all married or single", "practice you accept any children""what kind of piece of work do you do",, ,, "a

Selling, the art of sales, is completely masterpiece. people could be influenced at whatever minute without whatever idea that someone is trying to sell them some idea or some story. What I loved about this book, equally it stated below.

straight line system
tonality
the importance of script
A serial of qs to get to know the people, "where do you lot live","how long have y'all been living at that place" "practise yous similar the neighbourhood""are you married or single", "do you have whatever children""what kind of work practice you do",, ,, "are you self employed, or work for others"
Rejection is the beginning of sales
money is goose egg more than stored energy. tons of wonderful benefits out with a pocket-size energy in. solve the customer's trouble
sounds off-white plenty? as the closing
the prospect's certainty of your product; certainty of you; certainty of company; activity threshold; pain threshold

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Diondre DeVisscher
A must read (and re-read) for anybody working in sales or working with people in general. Regardless of your perception of "The Wolf", the man is a primary of influence. Like similar books I've read in this category, Hashemite kingdom of jordan provides many useful tips and pointers to utilize and improve on your own skills. However, dissimilar a lot of those same books, the examples he provides are extremely clear and concise, assuasive for a better understanding and grasp of each concept. Besides as a great total circle demo A must read (and re-read) for anybody working in sales or working with people in full general. Regardless of your perception of "The Wolf", the man is a principal of influence. Like similar books I've read in this category, Jordan provides many useful tips and pointers to employ and improve on your ain skills. Nonetheless, unlike a lot of those same books, the examples he provides are extremely articulate and concise, allowing for a better understanding and grasp of each concept. Also as a great total circle sit-in of everything in apply to shut out the volume. Great read. Highly recommended. Will exist re-reading once again soon. ...more
Kaloyan Roussev
Great book for sales, very insightful

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