
From failure to success
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Book Introduction
Jobs that will survive in the AI era
Artificial intelligence issues have dominated the news and social media for a long time.
The clear fact is that artificial intelligence will have a tremendous impact on our jobs.
No, it might kick your rice bowl away.
Artificial intelligence has an exceptional ability to read the 'latent patterns' of certain behaviors.
If what you do is repetitive and repetitive, there's a very good chance that it will be replaced by artificial intelligence.
Artificial intelligence issues have dominated the news and social media for a long time.
The clear fact is that artificial intelligence will have a tremendous impact on our jobs.
No, it might kick your rice bowl away.
Artificial intelligence has an exceptional ability to read the 'latent patterns' of certain behaviors.
If what you do is repetitive and repetitive, there's a very good chance that it will be replaced by artificial intelligence.
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Recommendation.
A wonderfully motivating and inspiring book
prolog.
I wish you the best of luck
Part 1.
Starting over from failure
Chapter 1.
If you act passionately, you will become a passionate person.
Chapter 2.
Overcome failure and start again
[Editor's Comment] The Golden Rule of Sales: The Law of Large Numbers
Chapter 3.
How to overcome the fear within you
Chapter 4.
Your plan is your leader
Part 2.
The Common Denominator of Sales Success
Chapter 5.
The Most Important Secret of Sales
Chapter 6.
How to make others take action
Chapter 7.
Selling $5 million in insurance in 15 minutes
Chapter 8.
How I Sold a $5 Million Insurance Policy
Chapter 9.
Questions are the secret weapon of conversation.
[Editor's Comment] The Power of Great Questions
Chapter 10.
The most powerful word in sales
[Editor's Comment] 'Why', the Great Problem Solver
Chapter 11.
The formula for finding out the other person's hidden reasons
Chapter 12.
A forgotten technique with magical effects
[Editor's Comment] Listening: A Ticket to Seeing the Soul
Part 3.
The principle of giving trust to others
Chapter 13.
Honesty protects the soul of a salesman.
Chapter 14.
Never stop learning
Chapter 15.
Praise your competitors generously.
Chapter 16.
Don't give in to temptation easily.
Chapter 17.
Make yourself look your best
Part 4.
The Secret to Becoming a Deal-Making Person
Chapter 18.
Compliment the other person sincerely
Chapter 19.
Smile sincerely
[Editor's Comment] Actions Change Minds
Chapter 20.
Remember the other person's name and face
Chapter 21.
Speak simply and concisely
Chapter 22.
Be honest about your fears
Part 5.
Sales Steps to Success
Chapter 23.
Approach is more important than sales
Chapter 24.
Sell your promises
Chapter 25.
Get the boss's secretary on my side
Chapter 26.
The idea that got me into the 'major league'
Chapter 27.
Let the other person help you sell yourself.
[Editor's Comment] Let your customers experience it through dramatic metaphors.
Chapter 28.
Turn your customers into passionate advocates
[Editor's Comment] Finding potential customers is the beginning and end of sales.
Chapter 29.
7 Rules for Closing a Sale
Chapter 30.
Amazing closing techniques learned from a sales master
Part 6.
Don't be afraid of failure
Chapter 31.
Believe in the golden rule of sales
Chapter 32.
My Hero, Benjamin Franklin's 13 Principles
Epilogue.
I sincerely support you
Translator's Note: Jobs That Will Survive in the AI Era
A wonderfully motivating and inspiring book
prolog.
I wish you the best of luck
Part 1.
Starting over from failure
Chapter 1.
If you act passionately, you will become a passionate person.
Chapter 2.
Overcome failure and start again
[Editor's Comment] The Golden Rule of Sales: The Law of Large Numbers
Chapter 3.
How to overcome the fear within you
Chapter 4.
Your plan is your leader
Part 2.
The Common Denominator of Sales Success
Chapter 5.
The Most Important Secret of Sales
Chapter 6.
How to make others take action
Chapter 7.
Selling $5 million in insurance in 15 minutes
Chapter 8.
How I Sold a $5 Million Insurance Policy
Chapter 9.
Questions are the secret weapon of conversation.
[Editor's Comment] The Power of Great Questions
Chapter 10.
The most powerful word in sales
[Editor's Comment] 'Why', the Great Problem Solver
Chapter 11.
The formula for finding out the other person's hidden reasons
Chapter 12.
A forgotten technique with magical effects
[Editor's Comment] Listening: A Ticket to Seeing the Soul
Part 3.
The principle of giving trust to others
Chapter 13.
Honesty protects the soul of a salesman.
Chapter 14.
Never stop learning
Chapter 15.
Praise your competitors generously.
Chapter 16.
Don't give in to temptation easily.
Chapter 17.
Make yourself look your best
Part 4.
The Secret to Becoming a Deal-Making Person
Chapter 18.
Compliment the other person sincerely
Chapter 19.
Smile sincerely
[Editor's Comment] Actions Change Minds
Chapter 20.
Remember the other person's name and face
Chapter 21.
Speak simply and concisely
Chapter 22.
Be honest about your fears
Part 5.
Sales Steps to Success
Chapter 23.
Approach is more important than sales
Chapter 24.
Sell your promises
Chapter 25.
Get the boss's secretary on my side
Chapter 26.
The idea that got me into the 'major league'
Chapter 27.
Let the other person help you sell yourself.
[Editor's Comment] Let your customers experience it through dramatic metaphors.
Chapter 28.
Turn your customers into passionate advocates
[Editor's Comment] Finding potential customers is the beginning and end of sales.
Chapter 29.
7 Rules for Closing a Sale
Chapter 30.
Amazing closing techniques learned from a sales master
Part 6.
Don't be afraid of failure
Chapter 31.
Believe in the golden rule of sales
Chapter 32.
My Hero, Benjamin Franklin's 13 Principles
Epilogue.
I sincerely support you
Translator's Note: Jobs That Will Survive in the AI Era
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Passion is the most valuable talent on earth and the highest-paying quality.
It is also the most contagious talent.
If you have passion, your listeners are very likely to be enthusiastic even if you don't present your ideas well.
--- p.31
Sales ultimately comes down to one thing:
It's all about "meeting people!" Anyone who can honestly share their thoughts and beliefs with four or five people every day is bound to succeed in sales.
--- p.34
Fear comes from not knowing what to do or from lack of experience.
Take the opportunity to speak in front of people.
And practice, practice, practice.
Fear will disappear and courage will come.
--- p.46
Show the other person what you want.
The opponent will move heaven and earth to get it.
Genuinely help people find what they want and achieve it.
It is the first principle that takes precedence over any other principle in the world.
--- p.72
What drives people to act is either the desire for gain or the fear of loss.
The greatest motivator that moves people is 'fear'.
That fear made him act.
--- p.88
I wasn't lucky enough to go to college.
But I know that the best way to get people to think is to ask them questions.
That's a good question.
Questions are the only way to make people think.
--- p.97
Be a good listener.
This is the magic of sales.
To make someone interested in you, you must first be interested in them.
You should ask questions that the other person likes.
We need to encourage them to talk about themselves.
--- p.134
The wisest and most effective salesmen are those who speak the truth about their products.
Customers are never fooled twice by a story that isn't true.
In sales, it is not the person who speaks well who wins, but the person who speaks most honestly.
--- p.143
Let us give sincere praise and praise generously.
People will treasure your compliments deeply and repeat them throughout their lives.
Even after you've forgotten what you complimented, the other person will remember it for a long time.
--- p.170
What about you? Are you getting to the point? Or have you ever felt like you're rambling too much? Set your own alarm clock.
Customers unanimously point out that the biggest weakness of salespeople is that they 'talk too much.'
--- p.188
If you want to become a star in the game of sales, you must thoroughly learn the fundamentals of your profession.
Take it to heart and make it a part of yourself.
You must master the fundamentals of sales.
You have to train and train again.
--- p.224
If you succeed, failure is nothing.
Keep going! Focus on how you're growing today, rather than how you were yesterday.
If you take one step forward, you will reach a summit that seemed impossible.
Courage is not the absence of fear, but the overcoming of fear.
It is also the most contagious talent.
If you have passion, your listeners are very likely to be enthusiastic even if you don't present your ideas well.
--- p.31
Sales ultimately comes down to one thing:
It's all about "meeting people!" Anyone who can honestly share their thoughts and beliefs with four or five people every day is bound to succeed in sales.
--- p.34
Fear comes from not knowing what to do or from lack of experience.
Take the opportunity to speak in front of people.
And practice, practice, practice.
Fear will disappear and courage will come.
--- p.46
Show the other person what you want.
The opponent will move heaven and earth to get it.
Genuinely help people find what they want and achieve it.
It is the first principle that takes precedence over any other principle in the world.
--- p.72
What drives people to act is either the desire for gain or the fear of loss.
The greatest motivator that moves people is 'fear'.
That fear made him act.
--- p.88
I wasn't lucky enough to go to college.
But I know that the best way to get people to think is to ask them questions.
That's a good question.
Questions are the only way to make people think.
--- p.97
Be a good listener.
This is the magic of sales.
To make someone interested in you, you must first be interested in them.
You should ask questions that the other person likes.
We need to encourage them to talk about themselves.
--- p.134
The wisest and most effective salesmen are those who speak the truth about their products.
Customers are never fooled twice by a story that isn't true.
In sales, it is not the person who speaks well who wins, but the person who speaks most honestly.
--- p.143
Let us give sincere praise and praise generously.
People will treasure your compliments deeply and repeat them throughout their lives.
Even after you've forgotten what you complimented, the other person will remember it for a long time.
--- p.170
What about you? Are you getting to the point? Or have you ever felt like you're rambling too much? Set your own alarm clock.
Customers unanimously point out that the biggest weakness of salespeople is that they 'talk too much.'
--- p.188
If you want to become a star in the game of sales, you must thoroughly learn the fundamentals of your profession.
Take it to heart and make it a part of yourself.
You must master the fundamentals of sales.
You have to train and train again.
--- p.224
If you succeed, failure is nothing.
Keep going! Focus on how you're growing today, rather than how you were yesterday.
If you take one step forward, you will reach a summit that seemed impossible.
Courage is not the absence of fear, but the overcoming of fear.
--- p.271
Publisher's Review
We have repeatedly asked artificial intelligence about 'human occupational characteristics that cannot be replaced'.
Artificial intelligence answered that jobs have the following five common denominators:
① The ability to read human emotions and build trusting relationships.
② Creative problem-solving skills in unpredictable situations
③ Ability to understand social context and create original value.
④ The ability to achieve results by combining advanced expertise and AI tools.
⑤ Judgment to control the risks of AI and maintain public interest.
So, what job would fit these five criteria? There are many, but I think it's a salesman.
This is because sales is a 'comprehensive art field' that requires planning, directing, and acting.
Sales requires reading customers' emotions and gaining their trust, solving problems in unexpected situations, understanding context, and adding value to your product.
And you have to create results through your own expertise.
Of course, you may not agree with my thoughts.
This is because sales is still known as a difficult, challenging, and regrettable job, a job that requires people to say things that are not good enough.
For some, salesmen are remembered as chatterboxes trying to sell products, like the protagonist in the play "Death of a Salesman."
But did you know that most successful CEOs come from a sales background?
No, it is no exaggeration to say that business itself is another name for sales.
As Dale Carnegie said, life itself is a salesman.
Whether you are looking for a job, dating, or getting married, the core of everything is the act of ‘selling yourself.’
Clearly, salesman is one of the professions that can make it through the age of artificial intelligence.
Because artificial intelligence cannot communicate with customers and make sales.
Of course, this doesn't mean that all salespeople can avoid the onslaught of artificial intelligence.
This will only apply to competent people who are diligent in self-development and build trusting relationships with customers.
This book is a true account and living record of the legendary salesman, Frank Bettger.
A salesman must never forget that he is a Sherpa who silently accompanies his customers as they cross the Himalayan Mountains of life.
I hope that everyone who dreams of success and change will find success in climbing the mountain range of life through this book.
Artificial intelligence answered that jobs have the following five common denominators:
① The ability to read human emotions and build trusting relationships.
② Creative problem-solving skills in unpredictable situations
③ Ability to understand social context and create original value.
④ The ability to achieve results by combining advanced expertise and AI tools.
⑤ Judgment to control the risks of AI and maintain public interest.
So, what job would fit these five criteria? There are many, but I think it's a salesman.
This is because sales is a 'comprehensive art field' that requires planning, directing, and acting.
Sales requires reading customers' emotions and gaining their trust, solving problems in unexpected situations, understanding context, and adding value to your product.
And you have to create results through your own expertise.
Of course, you may not agree with my thoughts.
This is because sales is still known as a difficult, challenging, and regrettable job, a job that requires people to say things that are not good enough.
For some, salesmen are remembered as chatterboxes trying to sell products, like the protagonist in the play "Death of a Salesman."
But did you know that most successful CEOs come from a sales background?
No, it is no exaggeration to say that business itself is another name for sales.
As Dale Carnegie said, life itself is a salesman.
Whether you are looking for a job, dating, or getting married, the core of everything is the act of ‘selling yourself.’
Clearly, salesman is one of the professions that can make it through the age of artificial intelligence.
Because artificial intelligence cannot communicate with customers and make sales.
Of course, this doesn't mean that all salespeople can avoid the onslaught of artificial intelligence.
This will only apply to competent people who are diligent in self-development and build trusting relationships with customers.
This book is a true account and living record of the legendary salesman, Frank Bettger.
A salesman must never forget that he is a Sherpa who silently accompanies his customers as they cross the Himalayan Mountains of life.
I hope that everyone who dreams of success and change will find success in climbing the mountain range of life through this book.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: June 23, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 284 pages | 444g | 145*210*16mm
- ISBN13: 9791198096265
- ISBN10: 1198096268
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