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Doug Davidoff

Getting People to Action

Behavioral scientists have studied how people respond to winning and losing. They've even gone to the point of giving (spotting) people money to put them in a position where they can't actually lose to see how they behave. Study after study consistently shows that people do far more to protect themselves from losing. Behavioral finance puts the difference at about 2x - people work twice as hard to avoid losing then they will to pursue winning. In times of distress, chaos or confusion the...

3 Mistakes That Are Costing You Sales

This post originally appeared on The Washington Business Journal's BizBeat Blog. Answer these five...

Networking - Online & Off

Recently, I've gotten a number of questions from clients and others about effective social media....

The Olympics & Peak Performance

As I was watching the US women win their opening game of the 2012 Olympics, I found myself thinking...

You Don't Need The Answers

One of the toughest lessons and most valuable lessons I learned early in my sales career was that...

The Blackberry Open Letter To Stockholders

For 18 months now, I've been ripping Blackberry on this blog. Just yesterday and I mocking their...

The Challenge of Different & Good

I love simple graphics that tell big stories. As I was reviewing some of my article archives, I...

Creating A Powerful Sales Message

What would the ability to get through more of the right doors, faster mean for you? In today's...

Demand Creator Minute: It's Okay to be Wrong

When challenging your customer, entering accounts and positioning yourself to be valued as you...

Challenge Your Customer

The Corporate Executive Board (CEB) recently released one of the most comprehensive and insightful...