What's the meaning this expression: "to sell lights out"?

Question

Hi I need to know what is the meaning of " to sell lights out" in the following paragraph

get Rid of Dis

When you're feeling discouraged with the down economy, you need only one thing to "sell the lights out": courage. The difference between where you are and what you need is simply dis. Remove dis, and you can replace discourage with courage. You can gain all the courage you need to succeed through Perspective, Plan and Persistence.

Hi jmmena, on this site, you must try to use correct spelling and punctuation, so I have changed your question a little. I hope you don't mind. - peregrinamaria, Jul 2, 2010

Answer 1

I imagine this is from an article about how to be a salesman.

To "sell the lights out" would mean to sell a lot, to sell more than you thought you could, to sell so much that it would be considered excellent performance for a salesman.

Another idiom you could use here would be to sell "like crazy".

Thank a lot petersenkid2 you are very kind - jmmena387, Jul 2, 2010

Answer 2

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