Selling Your Confidence

Many entrepreneurs are loathe to identify themselves as salespeople. It is a term that is often considered sleazy or aggressive. But let's face it, we're all selling something. Whatever the product or service you're sharing, you need to be viewed as capable and knowledgeable. You can be genuinely excited about the work you've chosen and become a skilled expert who loves what they're selling. Author Jean Wright wants women to know they have the potential to excel in the world of sales. She shares lessons from her four decades of selling experience with corporations, nonprofits, and media companies. You'll gain the confidence to proudly build successful sales relationships and make the close.

Many entrepreneurs are loathe to identify themselves as salespeople. It is a term that is often considered sleazy or aggressive. But let's face it, we're all selling something. Whatever the product or service you're sharing, you need to be viewed as capable and knowledgeable. You can be genuinely excited about the work you've chosen and become a skilled expert who loves what they're selling. Author Jean Wright wants women to know they have the potential to excel in the world of sales. She shares lessons from her four decades of selling experience with corporations, nonprofits, and media companies. You'll gain the confidence to proudly build successful sales relationships and make the close.

Jean Wright has four decades of selling experience for the television industry, personnel agencies, sports entertainment, business office services, as well as print and digital media companies. She has been recognized for excellence in customer service and sales. Jean speaks to business organizations and women's groups about confidence-building and has her own consulting practice to help entrepreneurs and sales teams.