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Once a year, Bard Press selects a single to spotlight with national attention. More than 50% of the time these books have become New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers. This year’s exclusive release from Bard Press is a book on selling by Mo Bunnell that focuses on the power of (1.) solving your clients’ problems and (2.) investing in their success. Mo has trained tens of thousands of salespeople for several hundred big companies worldwide. Listen in as Mo tells roving reporter Dean Rotbart how to build and sustain deep connections, even when life and business throw distractions in your path.

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- Gabriel Garcia Marquez, describing the gypsy Melquiades in One Hundred Years of Solitude, p. 6

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