The Watertight Pitch
Today on Young Hustlers Jarrod Glandt and Grant Cardone want to help you make your water pitch water tight. You often hear be interested, then interesting, but really you first must be interesting. Get attention, and then don’t lose control of your pitch. 1.Sell the problem 2.Sell your product 3.Sell yourself If you haven’t already, […]
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