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Cara Jualan Apapun Ke Siapapun

11:43EnglishBy Timothy RonaldTranscribed Jul 28, 2026
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Okay, so this time I will share with

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you guys. This is a topic that one of

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you has requested the most. How do you

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sell? So here I

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will teach you how to sell anything

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to anyone. In my opinion, in

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today's world, how to sell is one of the

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most important things. Sales

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is the most important skill. Especially in the

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digital era, from ancient times to the

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present. Because wherever you can

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sell, you can always make

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money. Many of you know, right? I

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started my career by selling

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online. I sell hair oil, I

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sell straws, yes, the items I

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took at that time, I imported and then I

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sold them on the local marketplace. That's also my

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capital, right? So what is my capital for

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? For me, I can invest and I've

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always been a person who always sells.

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And you also want to say, "Oh,

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the connotation of selling

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is a negative thing in Indonesia."

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Even though every day you also sell

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yourself. It is the most

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important skill a human being can have.

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If your brain is in sales, that's what

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you'd say. You think, oh, the person at the

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mall is offering you a car, or you

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think he's selling MLM, or you

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think he's selling insurance.

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Even though you are a

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professional, let's say you work in an

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IT company, when you enter

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that IT company you are a

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sales person. Yeah, no? You sell yourself

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when you interview, you tell them, oh

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your skills are programming in

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Python, you can do this, you can do this. This is what

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I can add to

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your company. That's you selling yourself, isn't it? You become

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your own salesperson. When you're a

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founder, whether you're from Open AI or a

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big anthropic, when they're

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looking for a pre-series A or even an angel

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round, what they do is

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they sell the vision of their company,

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Perplexity, AI companies.

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They made a presentation slide about why

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investors should come in? Because there is a total

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addressable market of this size that

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I can take, you know. What makes me

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different from my competitors is that this team is

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made the same way. I used to work

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here, so I could use it as

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my funding. That's selling, that

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's sales skill. Even you as

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me, yes, I am a company leader

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in several of my companies. I have to be

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able to sell my vision to

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my creations. And you see the richest

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in the world, Elon Musk. When he created

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SpaceX, was there already solar in

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space? There isn't any yet. He sold his vision

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that if you bought his shares at the IPO,

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then he would fly a data center in

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space. It will power up using

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solar, using solar energy.

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Has it happened yet? Nvidia Jenson

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Huang every time he sits on the stage,

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many people see

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him selling in the stadium. Steve Jobs

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when he sold his vision for Apple, it

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initially started from a vision and that was

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something to sell. So don't think of

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sales as a negative thing. Because the

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richest people in the world are all

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sales people. Selling, if I

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define it myself, is not forced

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. This is something many people make wrong.

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Selling is about transferring beliefs.

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We are at Elon Musk when he

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promised that okay he wants to build a data

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center on top, he wants to use

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solar panels and all sorts of things. That is him

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selling a vision of transferring his beliefs to

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our beliefs so that we can do what?

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We can buy the shares, okay? SpaceX

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Public. You want to see all of them, even the publicly traded

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companies.

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What does Jamie Diamond sell at JP

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Morgan? Okay, if you want your assets to be safer,

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put them in JP Morgan. That is the

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main sales skill. Selling is about

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transferring beliefs, not forcing

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people to do something. For example, at

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that time, to earn money, I was a

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property agent in the beginning. When I

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was a property agent, I once

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sold an apartment.

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The apartment has one

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bathroom and two bathroom options. At that time,

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my client was someone who was much

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older than me. Yes, I was

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16 years old. Much older than the cave.

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They were newly married. Then I asked

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them, "What are your needs?

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Do you want to have children in the

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next 1 to 3 years?" They

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said, "No. They

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wanted two bathrooms at the time. But I

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think they had a problem with the

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price." So I said I don't

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have children yet. One bathroom is

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actually enough. Because

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in the next 3 years there are still

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no plans to have children. That's why

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they finally chose to buy

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from me because other sales people would

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force them to get a bigger commission

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. Because property sales can get a

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commission from the price. So if there are two

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bathrooms it will definitely be more expensive than

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one bathroom. But I can see

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what their needs are. So I

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don't force them to get the

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biggest commission. I'm a

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good listener. What are their needs? What

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can I give them? So,

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sales is not about selling, it's not

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about what your mouth says, but

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what your ears hear. Even though I was

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still a kid at that time, they finally

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trusted me and bought it. Why? Because

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earlier I was able to listen to

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their needs. While other agents want to

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try to sell the most expensive one for them.

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Many people think that sales is a

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difficult thing. Because I've

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watched several things like training,

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sales videos, or I've seen

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coaching in companies.

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In my opinion, all these people are not

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smart enough. Because

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what do they teach? How do you

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handle objections? If

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people don't want to, how

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can you force them? It's like an

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objection. Oh, you were scripted like that

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. If he says A, the answer is B. If

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A answers B. Sales is not like

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that. Steve Jobs never forced you to

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use a Mac for your computer, you know.

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Never forced to use iPhone.

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They were already queuing when they came out, the

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new ones were already queuing on Ibox.

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Those people were never forced to do

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that. The best sales people

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never force people. People buy not

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because they want to or don't want to, but

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because they perceive value, I say, which is

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greater than the price. The

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simplest example of tasv. Were you forced

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to buy tasvi? The answer is no,

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although everyone knows that the

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cost is to make 200 but sell it for 4,000,

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but why? Because perfection gives

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them status, gives them an

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identity. If I buy LV products,

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it means I'm someone who can afford it. That's what is

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sold to middle class people. If it's

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someone upper class, we

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don't care. Yes, I buy clothes carelessly

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. I don't care. I don't

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need any logos on B, no need.

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This is the second lesson, okay? Those people

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didn't buy because you forced

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them. They buy because the perceptual

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value is greater than the

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price. The next lesson is that

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they are like before, they don't buy

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into its function. You buy it at the bag market

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too. Its function is to lift

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your unimportant things, right?

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your wallet, pick up your keys,

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pick up your cell phone. But why do

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people buy at LV? Because people buy

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because of emotion. Oh, if that person is

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cooler then buy it for him. Oh,

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it looks a little richer, huh? I

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can show off to my friends at

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Hangout. People buy not because of

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function, but because of emotion. The cellphone you

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want to buy is the same as the iPhone. There's

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no difference between buying a Chinese cellphone and you

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. But when you hold an iPhone,

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you feel like you have prestige. Yes, it's become a

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fashion item. People buy because

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their emotions are moved, not because of

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its function. For example, Ferrari

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never sells cars, it sells

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status. When you own a Ferrari, you can

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join the Ferrari Owners Club in

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Indonesia. You can make friends with

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people. When you buy a supercar, you

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can hang out with other people

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who have the same supercar. You can

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feel, "Oh, you, oh you can

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network." That's what's for sale. Not

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just selling cars. If it's a car, there's

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no difference. Yes, you want to use a

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Ferrari, you want to use a Lexus, the delivery is the

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same. Adidas never

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sold shoes like that. Everyone can

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sell shoes. There are also shoes in the market.

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There are shoes from China whose brand is

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unclear. But why did you buy

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Adidas? Because when you buy Adidas you

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feel like it's okay for all

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these joggers to wear Adidas. Okay, I

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want to use this too. Why? Because this

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is an identity. The one who runs the best is

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wearing Adidas. People who sell

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jet charter services don't just sell

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experience. They sell time. Oh,

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rich people are lazy when

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they get to the airport. Oh, you

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have to wait an hour

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or half an hour before boarding the

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plane. Even you want to say,

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"Oh, but first class is business class."

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First class business class is indeed more

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comfortable but you enter together.

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You guys get in first and then

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you wait for the plane to be full

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before the plane departs. Yes,

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you guys get off first. But if you still

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get in, you still have to wait for everyone

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who is on economy class until the back is

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full. Whereas if you

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charter, you get in, you sit down,

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you tell the pilot to fly,

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fly. The biggest companies

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in the world don't sell

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functions. They sell the emotions of

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their customers. They sell identity.

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It's not just that they sell

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products. Why did that person buy the third one

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? Because they believe. Yes,

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trust is the most important thing.

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Reputation is the most important thing

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a human being can have. Reputation

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is something you must guard with

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your life. Since people buy from

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you guys, why you guys? They trust

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you, they believe in you and

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they can buy. The example above is a

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property agent. When people trust me, I

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can get other clients. Why?

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Because when their friends ask or

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maybe their family asks, "Oh,

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just buy it from him. He's a good

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person." For example, you are an

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insurance permit for example watching this.

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How to get more clients?

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You guys provide the best client service, you know.

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If they call you, they want to

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claim their insurance, make it easy. Don't

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just be enthusiastic when selling them.

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what are the packages at the beginning. But when

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they claim that you ran away, you are

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unclear, you have no sense of

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responsibility. Because when that happens, you

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don't need to sell anymore. When

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their family asked, "Okay, I want to

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have insurance for my health

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that covers worldwide, what kind of insurance?

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If, for example, my mom is sick, I want to

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put it in Singapore, which is the best. I

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want to be able to put it

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in Mount E, for example, where I put the premiums that are

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good?" It will be feranti. Oh, I

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have something good about this global insurance

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. You don't need to sell anymore because

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it will be word of mouth. That is what is

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made with trust and also

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trust. Why does that conglomerate want to meet

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me? Why would they

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even exchange their ideas and deals

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with the cave? Because they trust me.

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Yes, it is more important for you to be continued by a

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small number of people who have a

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big influence. Good salespeople are

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not just good at talking, but they know what

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their clients need. Yes, you

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want to be a private banker, it's all sales.

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It's all job sales. Yes, just the name is

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cool. Do you want to work in securities and

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also have a sales job? How to

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increase my client's trading volume, right?

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By giving me the best analysis,

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all of these are sales skills in

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this world, so sales is not just what

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you see, sales has

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levels, if you might ask

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me personally, what is one skill that

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can make me the

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richest person or you want to be a

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rich person, namely the skill of

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how to sell, sell yourself, if you

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are a content creator, you

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sell that, what is your skill set that

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you are talking about to people, you want to be an

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entrepreneur, what is the vision that your business

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has? If you

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fundraise to investors, you sell it. You have a startup.

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What is the vision that you can create with the

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total addressable market that you can

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find? If your company is already

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big, how do you sell your vision

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to your employees so that they still want

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to work with you? What incentives can you

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give them to keep working

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with you? It's all in one skill, yes,

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sales. So, I hope these three are the

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most important. You don't need to

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watch another video on how to sell.

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You don't need to watch anything like

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sales training,

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Wolf of Wall Street, whatever you want to say. I've

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seen it all. And I do

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n't think that's the way to sell. The way to sell is

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not by refuting people's objections, that's

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wrong in my opinion. It's not that you're convinced,

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it's not that you're enthusiastic and energetic, you have to

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pick up the phone and have the intention and not.

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Selling an item means that the

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peripheral value of the item you are selling is greater than

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its price. How can people

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trust you? How can you

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listen to their needs? and how

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can you fulfill it beyond logic,

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emotion, and identity. How

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can you sell there and I'm sure

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you can sell anything to anyone, you

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can sell ice cubes to ice cream people.

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If you apply these three principles,

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for maybe 11 years of my career, I've been

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trying to find it, right? Before

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I made this video, I made it complicated, I

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searched for hundreds of things. Like, I found three of

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these that I think if you have

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these three, you can sell S to Eskimos.

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