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5/ Don’t stick to the script

If you’re going X direction in a conversation and the customer wants to go Y direction, embrace it.

If you’re using a deck, don’t be afraid to jump around.

This is a good thing; it means the conversation is unfolding organically.

Keep it fluid.

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