Andrew Warner
Mixergy


Andrew’s “shoved fact” technique:

Listen carefully for the shoved fact that doesn’t otherwise belong in the conversation naturally
Make sure you’re picking the shoved fact that’s the most personal one
Ask a question about that shoved fact
Shut up

“The things you think are tough are where real life exists. That’s where you really get to know people.” -Andrew Warner

“Tell a story to illustrate your point and then make your point.” -Andrew Warner

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Mixergy podcast
Carnegie Coach podcast

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