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October 15th, 2024

Ep 180 | The Power of Consistency in Building Trust

  1. Ep 180 | The Power of Consistency in Building Trust Harry Spaight 3:44

The Power of Consistency in Building Trust

đź”— Why Consistency?
Consistency in actions and messages fosters trust. Whether it's following through on commitments like returning calls or maintaining a coherent brand voice online, every small act of consistency lays a foundation for trust.

🔄 Consistency in Communication:
Staying true to your message, especially on platforms like social media, reassures your audience that they know what to expect from you. It strengthens your brand and builds credibility.

🤔 Reflection:
If you’re not meeting sales targets or wonder why Relationships might not be as strong as they could be, consider how consistent you are in your interactions and promises.

đź’ˇ Takeaway:
Consistency isn’t just about keeping your word; it’s about reinforcing trust every step of the way. It’s about showing up, even when it’s hard, and delivering value consistently.

Let’s embrace the discipline of consistency.

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Harry Spaight Founder of Selling With Dignity

Harry Spaight is a leading keynote speaker, author, and sales consultant who has achieved remarkable success in sales. With over 20 years of experience in hypercompetitive sales environments, Harry has sold and led teams to tens of millions in sales. Coupled with his experience as a former missionary, Harry has a unique perspective on how to sell without being pushy.

Harry works with individuals and businesses who want to step up their sales, so they can thrive.
He is the author of “Selling with Dignity” and is the host of the “Sales Made Easy” podcast.

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