Sales is hard+

Sales. A skill they say everyone must have. ​It is draining, intense, challenging, and—sincerely—exciting. Nevertheless, I don't like it. But I’m quite excellent at it. ​I hear things like, "This guy knows how to market oooo, he's good!" But deep down, I don't love it. I don't value it, even though I know I need it and I know I’m good at it. ​I find myself working in a place that prioritizes this skill so much that I constantly ask myself why. They prioritize it so much that one whole day in the week is dedicated to this exact task. Man, I dey wonder why! ​I don't entirely hate sales because it comes with some perks, but I hate the stress, the countless bounds, and the frequent calls that keep your phone buzzing endlessly. Can somebody wake me Awake? Cause I definitely didn't plan for this. ​You may be wondering why I'm writing about this right now—it's because today is that one day, and damn, today is weirdly gonna be long. ​Anyways, blooms... sales isn't that tiring, for real. It’s actually a flex. You have to develop that skill even if you don't like it. In fact, everyone needs a salesperson—even your own business needs you to be a salesperson. So at the end of the day, you can only say, "I love sales," even when you really don't. ​So, blooms, I will say it, even if I just have to say it for saying's sake: I love sales. ​(Only because of its many benefits.)