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Overcoming self doubt in business
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How I Overcame My Biggest Sales Challenge
Sales challenges—every entrepreneur faces them, but they can feel like a personal defeat when you're right in the middle of them. For me, the biggest hurdle I encountered was building trust and converting leads into paying customers. Despite putting all my energy into creating an amazing product, I had self doubt about converting them into paying customers.
So, what did I do? I turned inward. First, I acknowledged that no amount of marketing could fix a lack of trust from potential buyers. I decided to shift my focus from selling the product itself to selling the solution it provided. I started to really emphasize customer pain points in my messaging and showed exactly how my product could ease those problems. Transparency became my biggest asset.
Next, I redefined my approach to follow-up. Instead of endless sales pitches, I began offering value through free articles, free newsletter, and free samples. It built rapport and eventually transformed hesitant customers into loyal customers.
What I learned from this experience is that sales isn’t about pushing harder—it’s about genuinely solving problems. If you do that well, the sales will follow.
Stay persistent, trust the process, and always lead with value!