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Discovery questions you need to be asking

Have you ever found yourself in a crucial sales meeting with a potential client ready to impress and dive straight into the presentation, eager to showcase your offerings? I know I have. As the conversation progressed, I realized something was...

Transform your sales approach: Unleash success now

So, you've hustled and booked those critical meetings. Now, what's next? The burning question often is: What do I say? What do I ask? And what do I do with the information?

Reaching the big boss without ruffling feathers

Have you ever felt like it's nearly impossible to connect with someone in charge when you're trying to sell something or launch your business? It's like there's a massive barrier in front of you, and the people guarding it don't want to let you...

Closing deals: Talking to the right people

Reaching the decision-maker might sound scary, but it's worth it. Why? Well, not only does it make it more likely that we'll seal the deal, but it also helps us serve our clients better. Sometimes, what they need doesn't quite match up with what...

Maximizing referrals and introductions for business

In business, referrals and introductions are powerful tools for growth. In this blog post, we'll discuss how to maximize them.

How writing turns dreams into achievable goals

In the fast-paced world of entrepreneurship, small business ownership, and sales leadership, achieving long-term goals can seem like an elusive dream. Yet, there's a simple --yet powerful tool that can turn those dreams into reality: writing down...

Cognitive dissonance and your personally meaningful goals

Harnessing Cognitive Dissonance for Sales SuccessIn the sales world, small business owners, sales professionals, and sales leaders often encounter a fascinating psychological phenomenon known as cognitive dissonance. This concept revolves around the...

The Power of Optimism for Sales Success

How does your outlook on the future, your environment, the people around you, and your current circumstances impact your sales success? 

What's the worst thing that can happen?

We're worried about the relationship that we're trying to build. We're worried that the person's going to get upset with us. 

Yes! Time to talk to a salesperson

The right time to talk to a salesperson: It's the disqualification that you have to be able to do early, especially given that we know most of our buyers would prefer to do their research and everything else online before talking with a salesperson.