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Sales Psychology Techniques and Strategies

Mar 5, 2025

Lecture Notes: Pre-Frame Psychology System in Sales

Introduction

  • Speaker: Johnny
  • Achievements: Increased monthly commissions to $50,000 using a unique sales system
  • System: Pre-frame psychology system to eliminate objections
  • Controversy: Some view it as gaslighting or manipulation

Common Sales Objections

  • Typical objections: "I need to think about it", "Let me check my finances", etc.
  • Underlying issue: Objections are often rooted in fear and limiting beliefs

Conceptual Framework

  • Inspired by Tony Robbins' approach to reframing experiences
    • People's worldview is shaped by experiences
    • Reframing experiences changes their actions and beliefs

Addressing Objections

  • Objections rooted in limiting beliefs
  • Goal: Eliminate the belief to dissolve the objection

Pre-handling Objections

  • Key Question: "What have you done in the past to reach your desired outcome?"
  • Timing: Ask this question early in the call (minute 10-15)

Handling Responses

  1. No Effort/Attempts

    • Question: "What slowed you down?"
    • Expect BS answers like money, time, priority
    • Strategy: Eliminate initial response to reveal real limiting belief
    • Example: Reframing the necessity of investing in skills for future financial gain
  2. Effort Made

    • Determine results of past efforts (good or bad)
    • If bad, reframe to understand what's missing
    • Use analogy (e.g., Michael Jordan's training evolution) to explain the need for a new approach

Strategy Steps

  1. Link Thinking to Situation
    • Align with prospect against their limiting way of thinking
    • Show consequences of current mindset
  2. Commitment to Change
    • Highlight losses due to current mindset
    • Question future outcomes if mindset remains unchanged
    • Encourage commitment to a new approach

Advanced Programs

  • Mention of more advanced techniques and resources
  • Promotion of the "High Ticket Syndicate" group
    • Includes group coaching calls, one-on-ones, and community access

Conclusion

  • Encouragement to subscribe and follow for more insights
  • Call-to-action to apply for the advanced program if qualified