Listen to my Podcast on Salesforce Quotable where I answer some very interesting questions and have a little fun with my host, Kevin Micalizzi. I even share a VERY personal story that I’ve never before revealed in a public forum!
People have resisted salespeople since the beginning of time. Just as salespeople have a default mode, prospects do, too. Their automatic response is to say, “No way, José.” Face it. People don’t want to be sold. This sentiment is increasing as we live more
One of the number one reasons your customers don’t buy from you has nothing to do with a competitor down the street and very little to do with big brands with cool new products. They aren’t buying from you because they prefer the status quo.
I’ve been talking a lot lately about ways we sabotage our goals. It hit a chord with thousands of professionals. Why? Because we spend an awful lot of time strategizing our goals and dreams, but very little energy contemplating the forces that sabotage those dreams.
Join me in Sydney Australia as I reveal the Three Behaviors that Sabotage Your Goal Setting Success.
It happens all the time. You’re lucky enough to land a qualified prospect, you create strong rapport, your customer loves your product, the price is right. There’s just one problem. They need to speak with their brother (or mother, or doctor, or lawyer, or board
To move past your current limits, you must know how what you’re doing wrong, and especially what you’re doing right. But unfortunately, many salespeople let their ego get in the way of their growth, and many sales mentors, well, have never learned the art and
I was fascinated with the New York Times article, “The 36 Questions That Lead to Love” which references Mandy Len Catron’s Modern Love essay, “To Fall In Love With Anyone Do This.” Why do questions help us build heartfelt connection? And if 36 well-crafted questions
Who would have thought that my first sales book ever, Heart and Sell would lead to a starring role in a documentary film? The Story of Sales, funded by Salesforce tells the story of sales as a glorious profession.
The challenge today isn’t accessing information, it’s filtering it. And it’s the same for your customers……. and your sales teams. In fact, there’s so much information, it’s become devalued. Everyone has it. Today, it’s not what you know that matters. It’s what you do
