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Risk Reversal

Risk reversal is one of my favorite business principles because one of the things I hate more than my fear is the fear of prospects and clients. It happens all the time. You get a deal and then you come to find out that the person desires to cancel. You go to approach them and even if they do talk with you then it is a list of excuses why it isn’t right for them. You try to help them out, but in the end it is usually a fear of what could go wrong with the business.

This is one of the hardest things as a business owner and often you need to take advantage of this situation by taking the “pain off of the shoulders” of the client and putting it onto you. If you are an employee that is harder to do than if you are the owner because an owner can make all of the rules. I suggest that you look for ways to improve taking the risk off of your clients. Find out why they say no before or after you sell them and make that issue a non-issue so they only can say yes in the end.

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