IMPACT
There’s no way to succeed in sales without a mindset that expects that success! As a sales and leadership expert, I am always thinking about this mindset.
Assumptions can have a profound effect on productivity, fun, fulfillment, and IMPACT. As a sales and leadership expert, I have found that this impact is a negative one that robs us of valuable time.
As a sales and leadership expert I’ve learned there are three critical things a CEO must do on a daily basis:
As a sales and leadership expert, I want to take a look at the difference between listening and hearing, and the IMPACT true listening can have on your personal and professional relationships.
As a sales and leadership expert, I often find that leaders and managers are focused on the symptoms, not the underlying condition. They obsess over common workplace problems, but underneath those problems is the issue of a lack of motivation.
As a sales and leadership expert, I have worked with sales executives on having enterprise conversations with their customers. Enterprise conversations go way beyond price. The enterprise conversation is about how much money and time one will save over the lifetime of a product. It is about gaining better utilization, efficiency and overall results. If you have the right enterprise conversation, the price of your product/service will often be the last thing you talk about. Watch this video to see how to have an effective enterprise conversation.
As a sales and leadership expert I am inundated by companies who are struggling to find and penetrate new markets. In order to penetrate new markets, you must be able to impact their results beyond what the competition is currently doing. Watch this video to see how you can easily penetrate new markets and grow your sales!
As a sales and leadership expert, I see many times companies promoting top performing sales executives to management positions and they fail! Why do they fail? They fail because they didn’t have the IMPACT necessary to lead a team and the reason for that is they have not transformed from being a sales exec to being a sales leader. This post will share with you how top producing sales executives can make this transformation seamlessly and succeed!
As a sales and leadership expert Ron examines how to impact a new market with your product and services by creating better results.
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