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So fed up atm

What are some good stocks to buy this week?
Any word on layoffs at JPM?
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What are some good stocks to buy this week?
Any word on layoffs at JPM?
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That can be an obstacle, but you might try to point out that fine can be the enemy of great. You might be able to get into a conversation about things that are merely good enough, but aren't really moving things ahead for them. And you can also try a comparison, point out that a year ago another client thought they were doing fine but they were open to listening to suggestions. And by making a switch they were able to make significant improvements. Obviously the circumstances dictate how to proceed, but those are some basic ideas.
Rising Star
Great ideas!
I like to reaffirm that it's great that they like what they have. But then I asked what the pain points are, even if the product is generally pretty good. When they tell me, I do a demo about what solutions we could provide them. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
Rising Star
What do you sell?
Rising Star
I agree with SM 1: find the pain points.