Caleb Erickson desires to provide important tools to help others succeed and find greater happiness and excitement in their life as he has found in his!
Were All Salesmen: Learn How To Get More Of The Things That You Want Out Of Life by
Have you ever wanted to move up the corporate ladder, make a better income, or simply be able to persuade more people to your point of view for a change?
Have you ever had a light bulb go off inside your head with the perfect idea for a new business, innovative product, or way to improve the workplace?
Have you ever shared your ideas with others only to get rejected? Then before you know it one rejection after another and you’re throwing in the towel on a perfectly good idea.
Wouldn’t it be nice to have people say yes to you? Wouldn’t it be nice to hear people say “now that’s a million dollar idea”?
In this game changing book, Caleb Erickson brings to light a hidden truth about us all. That truth is that we are all salesmen. It doesn’t matter what occupation we are in or where we come from. We all depend on sales to survive in this world.
The truth is, the better you are at sales the more successful you will be in life. It’s that simple!
In this book you will learn
— How we have been using sales since we were children
— Why the most successful people are those that know how to sell
— Easy to use sales strategies that will launch you into success
— How to redefine the term success, so you can stop failing and start achieving
It doesn’t matter what level of success you have achieved in life. We’re All Salesmen is going to help you to take that success to a higher level. You will love this paradigm shifting book, and you will begin to see life in a whole different way!
About the author, Caleb Erickson:
Caleb Erickson started his professional career as a massage therapist. He worked in many different locations and places and met many different people from all over the world. Working on many runners, bikers, Ironman athletes, and Olympic athletes. He spent 10 years of his life as a massage therapist helping people to feel and be their best. He loved every minute of it. After 10 years he decided it was time for a career change. He felt that sales needed to be his next adventure, and he has now been in the professional field of sales for over 4 years.
Caleb is married and has 3 beautiful healthy children which he spends most of his free time with laughing and playing.
His passion in life has always been to serve and help others in any capacity he can. His desire is to provide important tools to help others succeed and find greater happiness and excitement in their life as he has found in his!
Connect with Caleb
Website: http://caleberickson.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wereallsalesmen/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/wereallsalesmen
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Andy Futuro is an American writer of speculative fiction. His writing has been variously categorized science fiction, cyberpunk, horror, noir, metaphysical, absurdist, and dystopian. Futuro’s Special Sin series follows a strong female protagonist. She battles aliens, AIs, clones, corporations, psychics, and mutants. She is on a quest to avert the apocalypse. Futuro’s influences include Neil Gaiman, William Gibson, H.P. Lovecraft, Neal Stephenson, Stephen King, and Hugh Howey. Futuro seeks out and devours the best new books on Amazon, especially dark, gritty, and weird stories. His favorite pastime is browsing free books by indie authors and discovering future classics. When he isn’t writing or reading, he is preparing for the alien invasion.
Brandon J. Wysocki was born and raised in northeast Ohio. He is the lucky husband to a wonderful woman, and a proud father to two spectacular children. He’s a fan of science fiction, videogames, outdoors, and overthinking nearly everything.
Michael Pronko lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. In the afternoons, he teaches American literature, film, music, and art at Meiji Gakuin University. Mornings, he writes. Fielding questions from students about Jackson Pollock or Kurt Vonnegut and then wandering through Shinjuku’s neon mayhem cooks up most of the ideas for his non-fiction and fiction, and wandering the world’s biggest city evenings and weekends does the rest. After nearly 20 years in Tokyo, what’s obvious becomes curious, and vice versa.