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    Sales Training on Integrity

    10 Tips on Living, Working and Selling with Integrity

    #1 Understand that nothing worth having is just handed to you . You must earn it. That means someone’s trust, respect, dedication and love.

    #2 Believe that being a constant student of life is critical to your success.

    #3 Read books on positive thinking, goal setting, and understanding yourself and others better.

    #4 Get up early to get a jump start on your day.

    #5 Understand that to be successful at what your do, you have to establish written goals and an action plan.

    #6 Have your income performance based. (It will keep you honest – with yourself!)

    #7 Work on becoming a good teacher. When I teach someone something it makes the information I’m teaching second nature.

    #8 Be a proactive person. A proactive person’s behavior comes from their own decisions which stem from their values. (Stephen Covey talks about this.)

    #9 - Always tell the truth. You never have to remember the truth.

    #10 - Don’t point fingers at others. Someone once told me to remember that when you point a finger at someone else there are three fingers pointing back at you. 

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