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Sales organizations spend a lot of time and money trying to determine exactly what makes a top performer. They want to know ...
Information Disparity 2-part video series

Impressive for More Than a Few Minutes

There was a salesperson in my territory who I continually found myself competing with for new business. This salesperson was ...

Stop Avoiding the One Thing Standing Between You and Success

The biggest obstacle between you and what you want isn’t outside of you. It never was, is not now, and never will be.

Offensive or Defensive Pricing Reveals

There is a good reason not to discuss pricing until you’ve done enough discovery work to understand the investment that is ...

Easy For You. Difficult for Your Company.

What is easy for you is difficult for your company.
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If You Want a Message to Stick, Repeat Yourself

The first time you deliver a message to your prospective client or dream client, you should not expect that message to ...

A New Lens on Sales Performance

Most sales leaders don’t spend too much time worrying about the top 20 percent. The salespeople who make up the high ...

Love What You Do and the Money Will Follow

You might have heard that you can “do what you love and the money will follow.” I wish that were true, but alas, it is not. ...

How to Use The Only Sales Guide You’ll Ever Need

I just released the second video in the launch of my new book, The Only Sales Guide You’ll Ever Need. If you want to know ...
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A Note to the Sales Manager: You Do Not Have Time Not to Coach

Sales managers and leaders often cite a lack of time as the reason they don’t coach their salespeople. This is to ...

You Should Absolutely Go To College

Steve Jobs dropped out of school, and he was successful (by a lot of people’s definitions, anyway).

Too Difficult to Close

Some people brag about having really high close rates. They close deals at 80 or 90 percent win rates. They’re proud to be ...

My Long Love Affair with Work

Mr. Mullet parked his Honda Goldwing and walked in the back door of the banquet center. He was a big, burly man, with a ...
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Success Requires Shoring Up Your Deficiencies

My first book, The Only Sales Guide You’ll Ever Need, is a framework. The first half of the book is made up of the behaviors ...

The Barriers Remaining Are Internal

For most of history, there were enormous external barriers to a person’s ability to do what they were most passionate about, ...

How to Get a Job In Sales (Part Two)

A long time ago, I wrote a post about how to get a job in sales. It is mostly right. What is really wrong is corrected here, ...

The Disqualification Fallacy

What qualifies, or disqualifies, a client? Some will tell you that there is a formula, or a simple method, to qualify ...

Changed Behaviors Require More Than a Change in Compensation

Compensation drives results. If you change the plan, you can change the behaviors of the sales force.

Do This If You Are Going to Have People Work From Home

One of the challenges for people who work from home is that they don’t have easy access to their peers. Proximity is one of ...

The Strategic Power of Generating Possibilities

It is important that you have a roadmap to guide you through all of the things that move you from target to close, ...

How to Hire a Salesperson

Part One: It’s easy to get trapped in the belief that you are hiring salespeople only for a certain set of skills. You focus ...
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