A note from Daniel

Bob Mosta defines a "time wall" as "the fabricated notion that a prospect must make a purchase by a certain time". Time walls are what we sometimes refer to as urgency. A time wall can be artificial (e.g. a deal, discount, etc), or driven by certain events (a change in regulations, the end of a budgeting period, a change of pri-orities, a recurring pain, a goal that's suddenly at risk, changes made by competitors, etc).

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