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They call it stormy Monday, ah, but Tuesday's just as bad.
Maybe for a musician or a cubicle worker, but for the sales guy... Monday's are generally stormy. Especially after the close of a sales cycle. You know the feeling I'm talking about? You're at your desk, or in your car, or in your sales area. You've had the Monday morning meeting, everyone's ready to sell more, sell fast, sell now. You've been congratulated on last cycle's performance (hopefully)...
And here you sit. What do you do? Here is my most common memory of "that" day for me...
Okay Danny, boss wants you to keep it up. You did well last month, but you need to do even better now. The bar has been raised, and here you are again starting from scratch. Who to call? Who can I sell? I spent all of last week finalizing as many sales as I could, calling on all of my potential clients, eliminating the non-buyers and closing those I could. I'm out of options. Hm...the guys are all going out for coffee...maybe I'll tackle this after lunch...or tomorrow
Pause...
What!? It's the end of the week already, and I don't have squat to show for my "effort" this week. I hate starting over! Last week a hero, now struggling to keep my manager satisfied. What happened?
If you're like me, this has happened to you too many times. It can be so hard to rebound after the end of a grueling sales cycle. But you know what? It doesn't have to be. Here are a few tips to keep you productive, even when starting at zero!
1. Don't start the new week with a pile of administrative, non-productive garbage. Do it Friday afternoon or Sunday evening. A good friend of mine is a regional manager for a large successful office machines company, and this is one of his "tricks of the trade". If you start Monday with 2 hours of paperwork to do, it'll end up monopolizing your entire day. Sure, you can justify it because it has to be done, but the fact remains that you're not selling while you do it, so you're in essence spinning your wheels and going nowhere. Spend a little time on Friday, or even Sunday, getting through the mundane administrivia, and you can start Monday actually ready to sell!
2. Sell something! Okay, I know it's not that simple. My point is, you need to be selling. So get on the phone, get in the car, make contact with clients. Once you're going, it's easier to keep momentum and continue the activity that will lead to more sales. Don't sit and email, and wait for response. The key here is to be moving, talking to actual clients or prospects. Even if you spend all day Monday being rejected and told NO...you've accomplished something. You've set a standard. Sales is a numbers game, so even the no's are necessary to get to the yes's! Plus, just like anything else, continuing is easier than starting. You get paid to talk...so get out there and do it. Heck, why not start the week with your most difficult prospect...grease the wheels a little, you never know what an ambitious Monday can yield.
3. If you're truly exhausted, take a break. Just not Monday morning. Get to work, it will energize you! Knock off a little early on Monday afternoon. Or if you need to see clients during the late afternoon because of their schedule, go fill what I call "The Minutes Between" with something you are interested in. I like guitar stores. My buddy Larry likes used record stores. Steve likes mochas and our local outdoor gear store. It could be anything. So it's 2pm, you have an appointment at 2:45. You've started today very well. Out of the office early, out selling all day. A little weary, you need a break. So go to the coffee shop and check email, browse online for a new phone, gps, shirt, tennis racquet, 3-wood, etc. Stop at your favorite local retailer and strike up a conversation. You never know, he or she could end up being a client. If not, you've rested, enjoyed a small part of your day that was just for you, and are now ready to get back to work.
4. Tag team! Use a friend, colleague, boss, to make you better. Whether it's sharing a sale, or accepting a challenge, use those around you to help you be more productive. I've used my colleagues on countless occasions as sounding boards and personal continuing education. Everybody is different. Maybe the way they communicate is what your client needs. Don't be afraid to share the effort or the glory. Ask your boss to come with you, or be on the call with you. Usually if he's positioned above you in the hierarchy of your business, it's because he's been successful at the level you are at right now. USE HIM!
I guarantee that if you'll get busy early Monday morning, using these four tips or even your own personal wisdom, you'll start the next sales cycle with as little of the "Stormy Monday's" as possible! Plus, when you're busy, you don't have time to brood over the zero's currently on the board, or time to revel in last cycle's successes.
My old tennis coach invented a word in 1990 to motivate our tennis team. I was a sophomore in high school and ranked #2 on our team. We had won our regional championship in west Texas for seven straight years, and we needed to stay focused. Coach made us t-shirts with the word JAMODI on them. He told us that he would tell us what it meant if and when we won regionals again. So we did it. Turns out...it's Just A Matter Of Doing It!!! So JAMODI, get busy, stay active, and SELL MORE!
About the Author: Danny Milnes has been a professional salesperson for 15 years (Inside, outside, upside, downside sales). For more information on how to continually get MORE NEW SALES, visit his website and read about his 12 week MORE NEW SALES training course at http://www.morenewsales.com.
Brief Introduction to Table Tennis
Table tennis was introduced to the USA when Parker Brothers bought the trademark of English manufacturer J. Jaques & Son Ltd after 1901. The name "Ping Pong" was used to describe the English game of table tennis when he played with high-end, Jaques-branded equipment.
Today, however, the sport is officially recognized as table tennis, but only those who play at leisure use the term "ping pong". The sport of table tennis is governed by the Federation of Table Tennis (ITTF).
Table tennis balls and
table tennis is played on a board that measures 9 'long x 5' wide x 30 'arrivals. A network of 6 inches in height divides the table into two halves and extends over each edge of the table by 6 inches. Two or four players use pallets to hit a ball back and forth to each other, also known as the "rally".
The bullets used for official tournaments measure 40mm in diameter, are celluloid and weighs 2.7 grams. 38mm bullets were once the norm, but that changed after the 2000 Olympics. 40mm bullets are slower and less spin. It was suggested that the move to the larger ball was due, in part, to be able to market the matches of table tennis for television. 40mm balls appear on the screen better, and slower balls encourage further rally, which keeps the audience interested in the game
The highest quality balls table tennis have a three-star, which represents the consistency with their rebound and roundness. A quality 40mm ball, falling from a height of 30 cm (about 12 '), bounce 23cm high.
table tennis paddles
The sport of table tennis uses pallet hit the ball. In Europe, they are known as the bats, and the ITTF refers to them as snowshoes. Although there are no formal rules governing a paddle the size, shape or weight, it must be flat and rigid, and covered in a rubber approved. The thickness of rubber and adhesive should not exceed 2 mm, and the racket must be colored black on one side and red on the other.
The rubber surface May be "pimpled" (face buttons) or "sandwich" (buttons facing inward), but the buttons "May density may be less than 10 per square centimeter or more than 30 per square centimeter.
Most of the racket (85%) must be made of natural wood. However, the range can be enhanced by a layer of carbon fiber, fiberglass or paper tablet as layer is between the blade and rubber surface. Some new paddles May even be reinforced with aluminum or titanium.
With different coatings on a paddle, types and speed towers can be changed during a party. Often, a player uses a paddle in order to produce a large rotation on the ball on one side and the other will create little or no impact.
Typically, the forehand side of a paddle is the attacker, and rubber used here creates a lot of spin. It is common to find sandwich rubber on the attacking side because the inward face buttons, along with good hitting surface, allowing the ball to sink further into the racket, thus creating greater surface contact and more spin.
The reverse side of the racket is defensive, and rubber used here must cancel the ball spill from an opponent to success. Pimpled Rubber, with more outward-facing pips, "is commonly used to reverse, hitting defence or chops.
table tennis is a game quickly. Skilled players with good equipment can serve a ball 70 mph. Table tennis is now officially part of the Summer Olympics in 1988, and since then, the game has seen few technological advances, especially for training purposes.
Robots for the practice of table tennis
Table tennis robots are available for the player seriously. In general, ranging from $ 600 - $ 5000 in prizes, a robot can pull balls on the net with varying degrees of rotation and at different frequencies. Some robots table tennis attach directly to the table, while others are independent. Balls can be delivered in a "line drive" or a "loop topspin." The robot can pull balls table tennis at various intervals, and even swing during practice sessions.
Although the table tennis robot can easily improve his game, it can not substitute for live play against an opponent. For this reason, it is important to look at local clubs table tennis. Most universities homes or clubs have their own teams.
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Want to find out about table tennis paddles and table tennis tips? Get tips from the Table Tennis Rules site.
World Cup - Mexico, Monday and Missed Calls: Loss means adios for several Mexico players
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — For many players on the Mexico team, the loss to Argentina probably was their World Cup adios.
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