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Think about what’s automatic in your life. In other words, what do you do without thinking about it, it’s just something you do that’s natural. Do you actually think about driving your own car? Of course not. You just hop in the driver’s seat, start the engine, put it in gear and drive off. No actual conscience thought, just automatic response and/or reaction.

Now think about this…

What do you do that’s automatic, or no conscience thought, in your office? I’m about to answer that question for a huge majority of you. You probably do this dozens of times a day and don’t realize your doing it. Don’t worry though, it’s not a bad thing.

What I’m talking about is a simple phone call. Yup, that’s right, you may actually be doing something automatic, or subconsciously, during the beginning stages of a phone call and not even be aware of it. And once you’re aware of it, it may change the way you do business for ever. Here’s a example phone call:

Me: “Hi Mr. Smith, this is Andrew from RMT, how are you today?”

Gives Mr. Smith a split second to recognize you.

Smith: “I’m fine, how are you?”

Me: “Great, thanks for asking, the reason I’m ca

c in your life. In other words, what do you do without thinking about it, it’s just something you do that’s natural. Do you actually think about driving your own car? Of course not. You just hop in the driver’s seat, start the engine, put it in gear and drive off. No actual conscience thought, just automatic response and/or reaction.

Now think about this…

What do you do that’s automatic, or no conscience thought, in your office? I’m about to answer that question for a huge majority of you. You probably do this dozens of times a day and don’t realize your doing it. Don’t worry though, it’s not a bad thing.

What I’m talking about is a simple phone call. Yup, that’s right, you may actually be doing something automatic, or subconsciously, during the beginning stages of a phone call and not even be aware of it. And once you’re aware of it, it may change the way you do business for ever. Here’s a example phone call:

Me: “Hi Mr. Smith, this is Andrew from RMT, how are you today?”

Gives Mr. Smith a split second to recognize you.

Smith: “I’m fine, how are you?”

Me: “Great, thanks for asking, the reason I’m c

ght, just automatic response and/or reaction.

Now think about this…

What do you do that’s automatic, or no conscience thought, in your office? I’m about to answer that question for a huge majority of you. You probably do this dozens of times a day and don’t realize your doing it. Don’t worry though, it’s not a bad thing.

What I’m talking about is a simple phone call. Yup, that’s right, you may actually be doing something automatic, or subconsciously, during the beginning stages of a phone call and not even be aware of it. And once you’re aware of it, it may change the way you do business for ever. Here’s a example phone call:

Me: “Hi Mr. Smith, this is Andrew from RMT, how are you today?”

Gives Mr. Smith a split second to recognize you.

Smith: “I’m fine, how are you?”

Me: “Great, thanks for asking, the reason I’m c

it. Don’t worry though, it’s not a bad thing.

What I’m talking about is a simple phone call. Yup, that’s right, you may actually be doing something automatic, or subconsciously, during the beginning stages of a phone call and not even be aware of it. And once you’re aware of it, it may change the way you do business for ever. Here’s a example phone call:

Me: “Hi Mr. Smith, this is Andrew from RMT, how are you today?”

Gives Mr. Smith a split second to recognize you.

Smith: “I’m fine, how are you?”

Me: “Great, thanks for asking, the reason I’m c

ay change the way you do business for ever. Here’s a example phone call:

Me: “Hi Mr. Smith, this is Andrew from RMT, how are you today?”

Gives Mr. Smith a split second to recognize you.

Smith: “I’m fine, how are you?”

Me: “Great, thanks for asking, the reason I’m calling is….”

Did you catch it? My automatic, if you will (or as the American Dream Dusty Rhodes says “eef you weeeeeel”), was the “how are you” part. Please don’t misunderstand, there is nothing wrong with saying it. Some people will argue that it’s a polite gesture. And they are right, it is polite, and you can never go wrong with politeness.

My point is being aware of this little verbal exchange. If you’re aware of it, you can start to set yourself apart from others. How, you ask? This is the amazing part, this little bit of a change can extend the gap between you and your competitor so far, he may never be able to catch up, no matter what rate he quotes.

How about this little verbiage change:

Me: “Hi Mr. Smith, this is Andrew from RMT, is now a good time to chat?”

Mr. Smith now has to think about his answer, which puts the conversation control in your hands completely.

Smith: “Oh, hi Andrew, yes, this is a good time”

If he says “no, it’s not a good time”, then politely ask if you should call back or wait for him call to you.

Here’s why that sets you apart from your competitor. Both conversat