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Handling objections

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encountering objections is part of the game. Whether you’re selling a product, a service, or an idea, rejection is inevitable. But here’s the thing, objections don’t have to be roadblocks. In fact, they can be opportunities in disguise. If you approach them correctly, objections can lead you closer to a “Yes.”


Before you jump into offering a solution, take a step back and really listen. Far too often, salespeople are so eager to respond that they don’t fully understand what the client is saying. This can lead to miscommunication and missed opportunities. Focus on understanding the root cause of the objection. Is it a budget issue? Concerns about product fit? Timing? The key here is to listen actively, ask clarifying questions, and make sure you understand what’s truly holding the costomer back.

Silhouetted man and woman argue in front of a window with white curtains, gesturing emotionally. Dimly lit room, tense mood.

Objections are a natural part of the sales process, but they don’t have to be roadblocks. By listening carefully, empathizing with the prospect, and offering a tailored solution, you can turn objections into opportunities. With the right approach, you can build trust, alleviate concerns, and ultimately close more deals. Remember, the key is not to fear objections but to embrace them as a chance to prove your product’s value.


Chris Coltran is the author of multiple books including Selling to your Grandmother and the Grandmother Philosophy — the philosophy of “treating people like you would treat your own grandmother.” He has conducted workshops and seminars for over 20,000 participants. Chris’ latest book, Exspeaktations – What you Say is what you Get and the accompanying 21-step I AM Intention Tracker focuses on mindset and the power that your words and thoughts have over your outcomes. Thoughts become your words, words produce your actions and actions determine your future.  The I AM Intention Tracker is already being used in coaching and training sessions for professionals. Learn more about Chris by visiting www.c2unlimited.com




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