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Predicting The Sales Slump

I can predict, with a great degree of accuracy, when a new salesperson (to sales or to your company) will experience their first prolonged slump. When, you ask? When they become comfortable with the product or service they are selling. That's right - the first slump almost always occurs when a salesperson becomes comfortable with what they are selling. How can this be? It's quite simple actually. When a salesperson is not completely comfortable with their offerings, they are forced to pay...

It Ain't Selling Until They Say No

There is probably no sales myth that angers me more than, “a salesperson must be able to get a...

I Screwed Up

Selling (the right way) is hard. As we train and lead salespeople and executives all across North...

Breathe

When I'm working out, my trainer always tells me to breathe. My response is that breathing comes...

Are Your Customers Asking The Right Questions

There is nothing more important for you to know than the questions the customers and prospects in...

When The Sale Is Won

In my post on Monday, I asked you what game do you want to win. That night, I saw an interview with...

Do You Know Your Customers?

Anyone who’s ever heard me speak or been exposed to our training programs knows just how much...

10,000 Times

I’ve been fascinated with the feedback I’ve gotten from my post last Thursday, “In Pursuit of the...

Go Deep & Shorten The Sales Cycle

The importance of asking questions in selling is, well, unquestionable. Much (some may say too...

In Pursuit of the Ah-ha!

Don’t fear the man who has tried 10,000 kicks, Fear the man who has tried 1 kick 10,000 times. –...