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ake yourself appear handsome. If you are wholly inexperienced, that need not be a detriment to your success in the field you want to enter. When you have mastered the selling process, your very greenness can be presented before the mind of a prospective employer as the best of reasons for engaging you. You will be able to make yourself appear desirable because you _are_ green in that field, and therefore have no wrong ideas to "unlearn." [Sidenote: Know All of Yourself] You can greatly improve your chances to get the job for which you are best adapted, if you use the reciprocal selling process employed by the professional salesman when he sells his services to a house. He meets the head of the concern as his man-equal, and does not just offer himself "for hire." Such a consciousness of your man-equality when you are face to face with a prospective employer can result only from certain, analytical _knowledge of your best self_, complemented by _knowing how to sell_ the true idea of your particular desirability and worth. Very likely you think you are seriously _handicapped_ in many ways. Having made no detailed analysis of yourself from a salesman's view-point, you do not appreciate fully the number and the market value of the _advantages_ you might have. Probably some of your best, most salable qualities are latent or but partly developed. [Sidenote: Chart Necessary] List _your_ particular "goods of sale." Put down on a chart, not only the qualities you have now, but all the additional ones you feel _capable of developing_. Then you will realize vividly that you possess many abilities, some undeveloped yet, which are always needed in the world. You know that such qualities _should_ be readily salable, to the mutual benefit of yourself and of buyers. You are learning the selling process in order to make certain that _you can_ sell the best that is in _you_, as other men are selling themselves successfully. Complete your chart by listing your various _defects_. Then study out ways to use even _your particular faults_ differently than you have been handling them; so that they will help you, instead of being hindrances to your success. Think of some people you know, and of how they have turned their physical "liabilities" into "assets" of popularity. The very first sales knowledge you need is of exactly what _you_ have to sell. You cannot see _all_ of yourself, your good and bad points--yourself as you _are_
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