Are you a dancer, or boxer?
A good sales conversation is like dancing.
Dancers move in harmony, each adjusting to the other's movements and responding to the music.
On the other hand, a pushy persuasive sales conversation is more like a boxing match.
The opponents go toe-to-toe, and each party tries to overpower the other.
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