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I agree strongly with your blog entry, “Stop Trying to Convince People!”.
Not all potential customers are worth your time and effort. If people don’t appreciate – or worse still – don’t want to pay the appropriate amount for your goods or services, you shouldn’t necessarily pull out all the stops to win their business. Qualify your prospects properly – after all, as they say:
“You can’t win ‘em all” (nor should you want to!)