/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18641661
keep raising that t, bro

>>18428072
look into: going to thailand and fucking hookers for 5-20$

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>>895381
>>895386
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>>897698

So lets wrap things up and move on to the next section. Since I'm going in order now.

So like I was saying earlier. I've been doing this since I was 16. I originally intended on becoming a journalist growing up, and through HS and uni. But sales proved to be profitable during that time, and I eventually dropped out of my program and switched over to a business program. Then continued down the sales path.

I'm currently working in the real estate business as a broker. As well as in reputation management for an independent firm. The info that is quoted above is all material that I was taught at my current brokerage. Part of their in house pre-training program. I learned this stuff for 5 months before I even started learning anything to do with real estate and brokerage business. That information was NEVER taught in any one of my other sales positions/jobs. At least in my experience. There is a lot more to that info which I had left out. I could go on regarding that subject for another 3-4 posts. But I figured that info was the most critical to get across to you all.

What I can tell you though, without a shadow of a doubt. Is that if I had learned and internalized the above information earlier. Or if it was taught to me in a structured environment in school. I would have been 10000% more successful in starting off in my sales career. And chances are that I would have stuck to my journalism program and gone to the specialized school I was thinking about transferring to back than.

So what does this tell you?

>It is so important that you take responsibility for your own self development. Make yourself accountable. SET GOALS, and restructure your entire life to the info I provided above. Believe me. It will change your life.

Does someone here make money with social networks? share your story, how do you start? it's hard?