The 33M Challenge

The $33m Sale Script
Challenge
Learn The Secrets Behind The $33 Million Sales Script!
Workbook
AGENDA
DAY 1 : Psychology of Selling
Remove the guesswork out of every sales call… and learn the psychology of
selling to the new era buyers… so closing deals becomes a more
predictable process. Including… the triggers that make prospects want to
open up to you, go below the surface, and tell you what their REAL problems
are! .
DAY 2 : How to get prospects to overcome their own

objections so you can CRUSH your competitors!
You’ll learn how to use behavioral science to cause your prospects to
convince themselves’ and overcome their own objections and concerns.
Plus you’ll pocket my 3-step objection handling formula, plus what to say and
how to say it, to change the game in your favor.
DAY 3 : Why your current sales framework SUCKS, is losing you

sales ⎯ and how to change ALL that today!
Ever been baffled as to why prospects no-show to appointments, or say
they’re going to buy – yet never actually do? You’ll see why the words and
questions you currently use trigger sales resistance left and right , and how to
FIX this foreverrr.
DAY 4 : 7th Level CEO Takes A Sales Call LIVE

Experience the demonstration of the $33m Sales Script unleashed at full
steam...
DAY 5 : The $33M Scripting Secrets… REVEALED!

Time to help you put together your own script by applying everything we’ve
learned in Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, and Day 4. You’ll have the confidence and
skills to become a top 1% earner in ANY Industry!
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DAY 1
The Psychology of Selling
All selling is, is CHANGE. Whether your prospects want something better, or are trying to escape
pain, its all about change. Only thing is, your potential customers don’t like change (even though they
say they do.) Today you’ll learn three steps to get your prospects to WANT to change. After which,
you’ll be set up to sell to even the most cautious, skeptical and sophisticated buyers.
Step #1
Become a p____________ f____________ and p____________ s____________, not a
p____________ p____________ .

Step #2
Asking the r____________ q____________ at the r____________ t____________, in
the c________________ .
3 Forms of communication:
Era #1 form of Selling : ‘We are the least persuasive when…

Era #2 form of Selling : We are more persuasive when…
Era #3 form of Selling :: We are the most persuasive when…

Step #3
Eliminating S_____________ R_____________ .
It’s ALL about neutralizing hidden ________________ ________________
ABD’s of Selling : Always be ________________
When you ________________ yourself from the ___________________ of making

A sale, you automatically remove the _____________________________________
__________________________________________________________________ .
Example:
Prospect: “Why should we go with you? We already use _________ why should we go
with you?
”
Instead of telling them ______________________________________________ …

Find out WHY _______________________________________________________
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Prospect: “Why should we go with you? We already have a company / service for that.”
NEPQ Salesperson: __________________________________________________

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Or...
You (using NEPQ): __________________________________________________

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A two-second: _________________ is important here, right after you say:
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Also important..: ______________________________________________________

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If You Cold Call… and in the first 10-15 seconds, say:
“I’m not interested”
Example of how to respond (may need to tweak for your industry):
NEPQ Salesperson (on a cold call): _____________________________________

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NOTES on WHY to say and ask things this way:
Let’s say its an A-Type hard-core personality that is just not wanting to
open up to you…
You could say: _____________________________________________________

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Or...
NEPQ Salesperson: _________________________________________________

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Or...

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Or...

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Let’s go back to the same scenario, but we’ll focus now on the end of the call:
NEPQ Transition Question (1):

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Eliminate sales pressure… with ________________________________________

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Prospect: “We’re happy with the current vendor / company we use…”

/ “We already use someone for that. – I’m not interested.”

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Prospect and NEPQ Salesperson:

Prospect:___________________________________________________________
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NEPQ Salesperson:___________________________________________________
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Remove: __________________________________________________________
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Instead, say: _______________________________________________________
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DAY 2
How to get prospects to overcome their own objections / concerns
An objection is only a concern your prospect has. It’s not a rejection of YOU. Now is not the time to
react... but unfortunately most sales people do exactly that: REACT to an objection. Today you’re
going to learn how to avoid slipping into automatic “objection handling mode” like a robot – and
instead effectively eliminate any objections you get, the NEPQ way.
If you try to hide the objection, it will _________________________________

______________________when you try ________________________________
- which will create _________________________________________________
NEPQ Solution Awareness Question: “Walk me back… when you say they
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__________________________________what ___________________________
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“Walk me back” : triggers the prospect’s brain to ___________________________

_______________________about what I’m about to ask them. ]
You: “Oh, and what specific parts of those do you ___________________________

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Prospect: “Well, they__________________________________________________
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You: “Awww, Ok. And _________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________ ?
Prospect: ”Yeah, I guess there were some I saw that said they were.”
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You: “So if other people were getting results, what you do feel held you back
from having success like they were?”
Prospect: “Well, I really didn’t ___________________________________________

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[ Now, most will start to view in their mind that maybe it was _______________
_________________ ! ]
You: “Ok. So support is important to you then?

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What did I just do there?

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3 Step Formula To Helping Prospects / Customers Overcome
Their
Own Concerns:
#1.
#2.
#3.
STEP #1: __ __ __ __ __ __ __
Understand exactly ________________ their ________________ is, and why they
Have that ________________ .
NEPQ Clarifying Q’s:

• _______________________________________... [repeat back what they said],
____________________________
________________________________________________________?
• Can you go back__________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________?
• Can you __________________________________________________ ?
• Can you __________________________________________________ ?
• Hold on. You’re on __________________________________________________

___________________________________. Can you ________________________
______________________________ - when you said…”
• Can I ask where___________________________________________________ ?

• How did you_______________________________________________________ ?
• WOAH, you’re______________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________?
• Can you tell me more ________________________________________________ ?
• Can you tell me what ________________________________________________ ?

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• When you say [repeat the concern]… ____________________________________ ?

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Like if they say: “I just have some concerns about what’s in the contract?”
You say: “Can I ask what’s behind that… just so I understand?”
Or,
“What’s behind that just so I understand?”

CONCERNS?
Pro Tip: Any time a prospect gives you an emotional word, like ‘frustrated’
‘concerned’ ‘stress’ ‘annoyed’ ‘pressure’ ‘tension’ ‘worried’ you can just repeat back the
Emotional word and watch how they go below the surface.
Here’s an example:
Prospect: “This is just too expensive for our company.”
NEPQ Salesperson: “How do you mean by it’s too expensive?”

Or, “How do you mean?” (NEPQ Clarifying Questions)
Prospect: “Well, another company I am looking at is 10% cheaper for the same product.”
Do you see how that works?
In other situations it could mean something completely different :

STEP #2: __ __ __ __ __ __ __
When you know what their ________________ _________________ is, and ________
they feel that way, you’ll then ________________ _____ ________________ _____
________________, _________________________________ .
STEP #3: __ __ __ __ __ __ __
You’re then going to ask them how they see themselves ____________________
_________________ is, and ________
________________ ________ ____________________ .
Examples of How to Diffuse Objections (aka: Concerns):
NEPQ Starter Phrases:
• Suppose it wasn’t ___________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________?
• Suppose __________________________________________________________ ?
• What if ____________________________________________________________ ?
• What if ____________________________________________________________ ?

Stop saying :
Re-Word it to say :
If there was ___________________________________________________________

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...would that help you?
THE PRICE / MONEY OBJECTION: “We don’t have money for this”
Prospect: “We like your product, but at this time we just can’t afford it.”
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[If you have asked the right questions in the conversation, they will always say ___________ .]
Prospect: “Yeah, for sure.”
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Prospect: “Well, we like it… but we just don’t have the money for it.”
.
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[Here you just fill in the __________________ ___________________ they said they wanted.]

EXTRA NOTES :

THE ‘THINK IT OVER’ OBJECTION: “I need to think about it…”
Prospect: “We really like this but we need to think it over.”
____________________________________ [repeat back what they said they wanted]?
[Then say:]
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Prospect: “This sounds good, but let me think it over.”
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Prospect: “I guess I could call you in a few days…”
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[After you book the appointment, you ask:]
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_______________________ [a better way of saying, “What do you want to think about?”],
____________________________________________________________________
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Notes:
THE ‘SEND ME REFERENCES’ OBJECTION: “Can you send me some references?”
Prospect: “Can you send me some references from other clients you have?”
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Or,
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Prospect: “Well, I want to find out from them… “
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Prospect: “Well, I would probably just call them tomorrow afternoon if that works?”
NEPQ Salesperson: ___________________________________________________

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Notes:

THE ‘NEGATIVE REVIEWS’ OBJECTION:
“I saw some negative reviews about your company online…”
Prospect: “We were doing some research over the weekend and saw your company
has some bad reviews.”
___________________________________________________________________ ?
Prospect: “Well, there were some people saying some bad things about your company.”
____________________________________________________________________
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Prospect: “Well, I think some were clients, but not quite sure if they all were.”
.
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Prospect: “Well, not quite sure, but there were probably 10-15 or so we saw.”
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Prospect: “Well yeah, it sounds like you guys do great things.”

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Prospect: “Sure thing.”
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Prospect: “Well yeah… they blame the company, I mean we have clients like that complain
too; so thanks for clearing that up with us.

THE ‘SEND ME A PROPOSAL’ OBJECTION: “Can you just send me a quote / proposal?”
Prospect: “I’m really busy right now; can you just send me a proposal? And I’ll get
back to you if we are interested.”

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Prospect: “Well, I’m just trying to see if we have the budget for your program / XYZ product
or service.”
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________________________________________________ . For example, what type of…”
[You would start by asking a few situation questions to find out their present situation.]?
___________________________________________________________________
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___________________________________[repeat back what they said they wanted]…
___________________________________________________________________ ?
Notes:
THE ‘SEND ME INFO’ CONCERN: “Can you send me some information?”
Prospect: “I’m really busy today, can you just send me some information to my email
and I’ll get back to you?”
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Prospect: “Well, I’m looking to see how your XYZ product could… ”
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[now you simply start going through the engagement stage with your first situation question. It’s a
very natural way to go from just sending some information to helping the prospect uncover their
problems and to start to engage with you.]

NEPQ Salesperson: “Ok, good first call that helps us better understand __________
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____________________________________________the next step to be?”
THE ‘DO IT MYSELF’ OBJECTION: “I’m going to try and do this myself.”
Notes:
Prospect: “This is really good, but I think I’m just gonna try and do this on my own and
see how it works.”
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_________________________________ [repeat back what they said they wanted]… ?

Or…
Prospect: “This is good, but I think I’m just going to try and do this on my own and… ”
See what happens.”
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NEPQ Salesperson: “do you feel like you know how to determine if those_________
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NEPQ Salesperson: “…do you feel like you know how to do all that so you don’t____
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Prospect: “Well not really, I guess I could try and figure it out.”
NEPQ Salesperson: “So if you don’t know how to do all that, how much money____
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Prospect: Gosh, I’m not sure.”
NEPQ Salesperson: “Well you tell me, which is more risky? Is it more risky to get the
Funding together, put __________________________________________________
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______________________________________________… Which is more risky?

THE “I’M TOO BUSY” OBJECTION: “I am just too busy, can you call me back?”
Prospect: “Can you call me back? I’m too busy right now.”

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My number is _________________________________________________________
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_____________________________________________________available for you ?
Notes:
Prospect: “I can get back to you sometime later in the week probably.”

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Now, if they don’t call back at the scheduled time, you wait two minutes (so it doesn’t look like you
were waiting by the phone) and you call them :
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[Then go into asking connecting questions!]
THE ‘I NEED TO PRAY ABOUT IT’ OBJECTION: “I need to pray about it”
Prospect: “This is a big decision for us, and we really need to pray about it.”

[helps disarm the prospect]. _______________________________________________
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Prospect: “I feel we just need to pray about this because it’s a lot of money and we’re
Just not sure we have the budget for it.”
NEPQ Salesperson: ___________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________
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[repeat back what they said they wanted.]”
Notes:

EXTRA NOTES :

DAY 3
Why your current sales framework SUCKS, is losing you sales
– and how to change ALL that today!
No. I haven’t seen your sales script or framework… I’ll bet great odds though that it’s working against
human behavior, not with it. Most sales processes today don’t align with human psychology. They go
against how people are best persuaded and make decisions. They also create the very rejection
responses we hate, yet we’re told to have a thick skin because “this” IS sales!” Today ALL of this
changes. You’ll learn what actually WORKS, and the neuro-emotional persuasion questions that have
changed the game of sales for me - and thousands of NEPQ students.
What NEPQ Questions will do for you:
✓ Questions g___________, a___________ and d___________.
✓ Questions involve the o___________ p___________.
✓ Questions i___________ p___________ your prospect.
✓ Questions give you c___________ over the conversation.
✓ Questions cause the o___________ p______________ to p_________________

t________________________
✓ Questions e________________ your potential customers.
✓ Questions reveal c____________________ .
✓ Questions create v___________ in you and your p_____________ or s_____________

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✓ Questions get them to b______________ o___________ to your i____________ .
You can make suggestions like:
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Or,
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Introducing… The 5 Stage NEPQ Sales Structure :
#1 The Connecting Stage
C_________________ Questions
#2 The Engagement Stage
S_________________ Questions
P_________________ Awareness Questions
S_________________ Awareness Questions
C_________________ Questions
Q_________________ Questions
#3 The Transition Stage
T_________________ Questions
#4 The Presentation Stage
F_________________ | A_________________
#5 The Commitment Stage
C_________________ Questions
#1. The Connecting Stage
CONNECTING QUESTIONS: Takes the focus off you and puts it on them.

#2. The Engagement Stage
SITUATION QUESTIONS: Find out their current situation.

PROBLEM AWARENESS QUESTIONS: Open the emotional door to find out what their
real problems are, the root cause of the problems, and how these problems
are affecting them.

SOLUTION AWARENESS QUESTIONS: Help your prospect see what their future will
Look like once all their problems are solved.
These questions also involve your prospect and their ideas which causes them to
emotionally
attach themselves to solving their problem - and doing that with you.

CONSEQUENCE QUESTIONS: Help your prospect question their way of thinking
– and explores the consequences of not changing their situation.

QUALIFYING QUESTIONS: Confirm how important it is for them to change their situation

#3. The Transition Stage
TRANSITION QUESTIONS: help you naturally transition into going over how your these
solution will help them solve their problems.
#4. The Presentation Stage
PRESENT YOUR SOLUTION: Tell them how your solution is going to help them solve the
Specific problems they raised.

#5. The Commitment Stage “Closing”
COMMITTING QUESTIONS: Help your prospect commit and take the next step to
Purchase your solution, and do it now - not later.

DAY 4
7th Level’s CEO Takes & Demonstrates A Sales Call LIVE!
Experience the demonstration of the NEPQ $33m Sales Script unleashed at full steam.
NOTES :

DAY 5
The $33m Sales Scripting Secrets, REVEALED!
Time to help you put together your own script by applying everything we’ve learned in Day 1, Day 2,
Day 3, and Day 4.
NOTES :

EXTRA NOTES :


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The $33m Sale Script

DAY 2 : How to get prospects to overcome their own

DAY 3 : Why your current sales framework SUCKS, is losing you

DAY 4 : 7th Level CEO Takes A Sales Call LIVE

DAY 5 : The $33M Scripting Secrets… REVEALED!

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Era #3 form of Selling :: We are the most persuasive when…

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It’s ALL about neutralizing hidden ________________ ________________

ABD’s of Selling : Always be ________________

When you ________________ yourself from the ___________________ of making

Instead of telling them ______________________________________________ …

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NEPQ Salesperson: __________________________________________________

You (using NEPQ): __________________________________________________

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Also important..: ______________________________________________________

If You Cold Call… and in the first 10-15 seconds, say:

“I’m not interested”

Example of how to respond (may need to tweak for your industry):

NEPQ Salesperson (on a cold call): _____________________________________

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You could say: _____________________________________________________

NEPQ Salesperson: _________________________________________________

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NEPQ Salesperson: _________________________________________________

NEPQ Salesperson: _________________________________________________

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NEPQ Transition Question (1):

NEPQ Transition Question (2):

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NEPQ Transition Question (3):

NEPQ Transition Question (4):

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Eliminate sales pressure… with ________________________________________

Prospect: “We’re happy with the current vendor / company we use…”

NEPQ Salesperson: _________________________________________________

Prospect and NEPQ Salesperson:

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If you try to hide the objection, it will _________________________________

“Walk me back” : triggers the prospect’s brain to ___________________________

You: “Oh, and what specific parts of those do you ___________________________

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Prospect: “Well, I really didn’t ___________________________________________

You: “Ok. So support is important to you then?

What did I just do there?

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NEPQ Clarifying Q’s:

• Can you go back__________________________________________________

• Can you __________________________________________________ ?

• Can you __________________________________________________ ?

• Hold on. You’re on __________________________________________________

• Can I ask where___________________________________________________ ?

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• Can you tell me more ________________________________________________ ?

• Can you tell me what ________________________________________________ ?

• When you say [repeat the concern]… ____________________________________ ?

It’s ALL about neutralizing hidden

When you yourself from the ___ of making

✓ Questions g_____, a_ and d_______.

✓ Questions involve the o_ p_.

✓ Questions i_ p_ your prospect.

✓ Questions cause the o_ p to p_________

✓ Questions create v_____ in you and your p_ or s_______

✓ Questions get them to b________ o_ to your i________ .