7 Ways Cop Shows Taught Me How to Sell Girl Scout Cookies
This is my family's 5th year selling Girl Scout cookies, or as I like to call it "moving product." After 5 years in the "business," I have to say that nothing has taught me more about selling Girl Scout cookies than my obsession with cop shows on TV. Think about it: the criminals on these shows are constantly resorting to devious shenanigans in order to accomplish their unlawful goals. And while I don't condone their crimes, I can't help but admire their tactics. So what's wrong with taking a few tips from the bad guys and using them to further the noble cause of the good guys (the "good guys" in this scenario being my daughter and her fellow Scouts)? Here are 7 things cop shows have taught me about selling Girl Scout cookies. -- By Julie Miner
Get that money
Here's how it works: you take the order, the cookies come in and then you make the exchange. Collecting the money is what really makes an entrepreneur. I've heard about troops taking credit cards on their cell phones at booth sales. That is so hardcore!
For 3 more ways cop shows taught me how to sell Girl Scout cookies, visit Babble!
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Get that money
Here's how it works: you take the order, the cookies come in and then you make the exchange. Collecting the money is what really makes an entrepreneur. I've heard about troops taking credit cards on their cell phones at booth sales. That is so hardcore!
For 3 more ways cop shows taught me how to sell Girl Scout cookies, visit Babble!