That depends on how good you are as a salesman. And, coincindentally, it depends on how good you are as a performer. There are a lot of people who can tell jokes, but they aren't all professional comedians. There are a lot of people who can do a card trick, but they aren't professional magicians. What makes you a professional performer is how well you deal with people. I'm fairly sure that the dictionary definition of "professional" is to do with money, but that's clearly bulllsh*t because you can't earn money as a "professional" unless you appeal to actual, genuine, people.
I can't please everybody. I used to think I could. When I stopped doing that, I actually made more money.
Again, I don't believe in the demonization of strategic withdrawal.