The same qualities that make athletes successful on the field make them top-tier sales reps in the office
For most athletes, the work doesn’t end when practice is over
The discipline they build from long hours, constant feedback, and pushing through setbacks translates directly into sales
I’ve noticed a difference in the reps we bring on board from athletic or military backgrounds. They don’t just handle rejection; they thrive on the challenge of improving and finding new approaches
Adaptable. Resilient. Focused.
These aren’t just buzzwords
They’re the reason why our best performers are former athletes. They’re wired to bounce back, learn, and find ways to reach the goal, no matter what.
While others might plateau at a comfortable income, athletes are still hungry. They treat every day as a chance to level up. It's not enough to be 'good'
They want to be the best
So here’s the truth
If you’ve competed before, whether on the field or in the military, you’re likely carrying that same drive into your next career. High-ticket sales is your next competition. And if you’re willing to bring that fire, you’ll crush it here too
For anyone not from that background, there’s a lesson:
Don’t settle
Adopt that athlete mentality. Keep training. Keep learning. Every challenge is just practice for becoming #1
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problems:
more inflation -> no interest rate cuts in dec -> FIIs sell more -> rupee falls further -> oil price rises -> more inflation
solution:
mukhya mantri ladki bahin yojana
INR continues to fall because: there is less demand of INR in the international market (in context of USD/AED).
If you say this out loud, you will be bashed.
But, you need to know this fact:-
Every time INR depreciates by 4% (plus other inflation=6%).
But, your salary does NOT rise proportionally (by at least 10%), you are working your way towards poverty.
A better question to ask is: where will INR be in 5 years?
1 USD= 105 INR
Why? because we run a constant trade deficit. And, our GDP is not growing fast enough.
Some of our biggest firms are unable to export much.
They are Indian businesses selling to Indians; all protected by regulation.
Add to this freebie, statue building and excessive taxation, even foreign investments are drying up.
Why? because FIIs have no compulsion to invest. They have 10 other destinations to invest their money.
>hindoo
>don't believe in kul-jaati dharma,devtas ect
>no shraddha in paap-punya lok-parlok shastra
>need copium/escape from daily life problems
>start following neo babas/cults peer fcukeers
>they turned out as fraud
>outrage for sometime
>cycle repeats