In this episode of I Fired My Boss, host Dan Claps takes a deep dive into the art of selling—specifically in the home services industry. Walking and recording on a Saturday morning, Dan shares raw and unfiltered insights into what it takes to build a successful business, drawing from his experience scaling Voda Cleaning and Restoration to over 200 territories across 30 states. He breaks down the psychology of selling, emphasizing the importance of building rapport, asking the right questions, and handling objections like a pro. Whether you’re in home services, fitness, or any other sales-driven business, his step-by-step framework for overcoming resistance and closing deals is invaluable.
Dan also reflects on his journey as an entrepreneur and podcaster, offering a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to build a brand over time. He stresses the power of persistence, authenticity, and creating real value for customers. If you’ve ever struggled with closing deals or want to improve your sales game, this episode is packed with actionable strategies that you can apply immediately. Plus, Dan makes a call to action—if you enjoy the show, leave a five-star review and help him grow I Fired My Boss into a top-ranked business podcast!
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