Persisting with prospects who are not fully committed, even if they meet some criteria, is a sacrifice of your integrity. Taking their money when you know you cannot deliver optimal results undermines your value and guarantees a poor outcome for both parties.
When a salesperson has the courage to address a prospect's lack of commitment and shows they are willing to lose the deal, it shifts the power dynamic. This act of integrity signals high value, compelling the prospect to get serious and making factors like ROI secondary.
Top-performing salespeople eventually hit a limit with process optimization. Further growth comes not from a better process, but from developing personal attributes like courage and authenticity to navigate complex buyer dynamics that a rigid process can't handle.