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A closed mindset would probably say, “No!” People with closed mindsets would tend to address things from an internal orientation. It will scripting the perfect conversation making sure we limit our discovery questions to 4, and our discovery pitch to 9.1 I suppose answers to the question depend on your mindset.
Otherwise, why do customers constantly complain about being pitched, sales people not understanding their problems, and so forth. Rather than heavily product selling focused, they leverage more customer focused language, but under the covers, they haven’t changed substantively.
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