Logic Doesn’t Sell

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Logic Doesn’t Sell

Short one — straight from a morning meeting.

New salespeople often believe:
if you show the client a perfectly logical case,
the deal is guaranteed.


Classic scenarios

Client wants profit.

— Invest €140,000 and in a year you’ll get €260,000.
— Sounds good. I’ll think about it.

Client wants passive income.

— Here’s the return, here’s the contract, all guaranteed.
— Great. I’ll think about it.

Same pattern.
Because logic doesn’t sell
it kills momentum.


Why logic breaks sales

Logic isn’t about results.
It’s about the process of reasoning.

Once you push the client into that mode,
you take them out of emotion
the very thing that drives decisions.

A thinking client is not a buying client.
He’s analyzing, not acting.


The irrational truth

Mathematically, owning a car makes no sense.
Ten years of taxis cost less than one new car.
Car sharing is even cheaper.

Yet BMW, Maserati, Aston Martin —
still sell just fine.


The takeaway

Buying is emotional.
Logic comes later — to justify the feeling.

Logic doesn’t sell.
It only explains the purchase after it happens.