By Charlie Cook
You're in a meeting with a promising prospect. You review the project and the services you provide and then, just when you're hoping to get the okay, the prospect raises an objection. They may tell you:
- "I haven"t got the time right now."
- "Send me a written proposal and I'll think about it."
- "We already have a supplier."
- "We prefer working with a larger company."
- "Its too expensive."
- "We really don't need your services."
- "I need to get approval from my boss."
Has this ever happened to you? How do you respond? Are these the real problems, or is something else going on?
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