So I got into sales, and I didn't know how to sell. They told me that “All you have to do is talk to enough people and you'll be successful." Well, I wasn't afraid to work. So I went and began talking to people but nobody bought anything. So I would talk to more people and still nobody bought anything. So I began to run from place to place so I could be rejected more often. And I did this for about 6months going around in circles. And every so often occasionally I would make a sale which is just enough to stay alive. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Q- This is a part of a speech by Brain Tracy , a American writer,
I can't see what the underlined means. In my own language dictionary It simply means "sometimes". well, I don't make sense. Could you show about it?
My thought:: I am curious about why he spoke , using some similar words such as " every" " so often" " occasionally"..
"every" means " all, entire.." "so often" = sometimes "occasionally" = without regularity I just thought he spoke like that to emphasizes his words .
Am I right?
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