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What do you do when your buyers stop responding to you?

This is one of the most common situations we encounter in coaching and it is always interesting to see how different salespeople and leaders react to it.

Ok, before you read on, answer the question for yourself. When does the close start in your sales process?

One of the things that we ask new clients to do is create a dirty laundry list. What are all the ways they have a lost a deal in the past? What obstacles came up? What last minute surprises derailed the process? Who put a halt to the deal that was...

How many headlines a day do you read about "hitting your quota"?

Jeez! It's not about hitting your quota is it? Aren't your goals bigger than your quota? No? Hmmm, maybe that’s why you can’t hit your quota?

I went to church yesterday and the priest started his homily with, "Two guys were sitting next to each other on the Boston to LA flight."

Ever tried to move furniture with someone who assumed you had your end of the couch? Only to find as it tumbled down the stairs that you didn't in fact have it? They believed you did though- so they acted accordingly.

I often get strange looks when people ask what I do and I reply; "Eliminate the headtrash that prevents salespeople from getting customers." Usually the first question is; “What do you mean by headtrash?” Followed by; "How does that prevent them...

My parents (and others) have on many occasions accused me of being “too hard” on my two sons. Ironically, in the next breath they say how kind and helpful they are as young adults, that they think for themselves, and lack the complaining and...

When someone recently asked me who my favorite shark on Shark Tank was-my answer surprised them when I said Barbara Corcoran.  Maybe it is because her history is a lot like my family history- she was a waitress before her start in real estate. Or...

The title for this post actually started as a question that was posted on Douglas Miller’s LinkedIn profile that I got tagged in by a client to respond to. Douglas asked, “Do you think sales should be taught in college?”