How to get an enthusiastic yes


- Asking for a warm intro
- Pitching your idea
- Applying for a job
- Selling a course
- Closing a sale
This is the most important time to position why an idea is good for THEM.
- Write the ask
- Highlight parts that benefit you
- Highlight parts that benefit the other person

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