NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., July 6, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Author Bruce Berman announced today that he has released his new audio CD "Selling Yourself Wealthy." The "Selling Yourself Wealthy" CD teaches the listener Bruce Berman's time tested proven sales secrets and strategies.
This CD is meant to help everyone because the way Bruce Berman explains it, "There is a broad need for sales skills because everyone whether they realize it or not uses sales skills over 100 times a week." Bruce Berman's philosophy which is a reality, explains: If you are an individual that has a salaried job and you want to get a raise or more benefits, then you need to learn how to sell your boss. Bruce Berman further states that in your every day life you are selling even in your own home. If you want to take off on a Saturday to go to a ball game, you have to sell your spouse or significant other.
Bruce Berman, who covers a broad spectrum of beginning to expert sales techniques, also explains what he calls "Defensive Selling" -- a tactic used when you go in to purchase things in everyday life like an expensive home appliance, car, or a place to live. Defensive selling techniques, strategies and secrets Berman states can help you save 5% - 10% on your next major purchase which makes this CD a must have.
Bruce Berman who is best known for his free money making book and software CD offer has recently given away over 50,000 copies of his breakthrough book, "I GOT HERE. YOU CAN TOO!" and his Bruce Berman's "Making Money" CD, which together are a $100 value, for free. For more information or for your free copy, the author distributes his free book and CD offer at www.iGotHere.com .
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