Think You Need a Better Portfolio? Wrong. Here’s What’s Really Costing Hardscapers Their Best Clients

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Prioritize your mental and physical state before client meetings to project confidence and engagement, as clients can sense your energy.
Shift from over-explaining your expertise to actively listening and asking probing questions to understand client needs and build trust.
Record yourself during sales calls to identify areas for improvement, such as talking too much or not asking enough insightful questions.
Focus on building connection and relationship with clients for high-ticket projects, as trust is paramount when significant investments are involved.
Prepare for common objections by understanding the underlying reasons, allowing you to ask deeper questions and lead the conversation effectively.
Don't rely solely on a strong portfolio; your presence, curiosity, and ability to make clients feel valued are equally, if not more, important.
Strive to be at your best for every client meeting, avoiding the perception that clients are receiving 'whatever's left' at the end of a busy day.
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