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In cross-cultural business encounters trust can become extremely personal. People will notice when you do not trust yourself at this very basic level. Read more about why it is important to trust yourself first. Read More

Cindy King is a contributor (together with Mari Smith, Jason Falls, Chris Garrett, Denise Wakeman, Casey Hibbard and Michael Stelzner) on the new online magazine with content-rich articles and videos designed to help businesses discover how to best use social media tools like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Read More

The vision people have of your company needs to be coherent. An international sales person can concentrate so much on building his personal relationship across cultures, that he loses the global picture his international client has of his company. International clients notice the confidence the international sales person has in his own company. Read More

We need a serious rethink about how we handle corporate governance. Here is why, what and how we can do that. It's important to you, me, companies, the economy and our way of life (seriously!). Read More

Don't hate your customers for it. Love them. But like parents of devious children sneaking handfuls of cookies into their beds at night, listen carefully for their footsteps outside your bedroom door. And then look for crumbs in the morning. Read More

Despite many opinions to the contrary, and the challenges and sheer volume of things sales people have to get done to succeed in today's market; many sales professionals should take comfort in the fact that they are better than most think, and there many ways that can help them sell even better. Read More

Brad, Jerry and Terri Levine discuss coaching and motivating sales teams by using effective group coaching skills and encouraging mentoring among team members. Read More

Sales people need to be a lot more curious and willing to learn how they can deliver value to buyers, not just sell them what they know. They need to learn to ask more why? Read More

Every few weeks I take a collection of my most popular social media Tweets (Twitter updates) and archive them on my blog for people who missed them or are not yet on Twitter. Here's a collection of 25 tips, thoughts, and trends from the past 10 days. Enjoy! 1. Social Media Thought: Not listening to your customer = Brandicide (Brand Homicide Read More

Listening is a core part of all strategy, military, personal relationships, sales and social media. Observing your competitors before forming strategy and taking action, or listening to your customer for the purpose of engagement, rapport and opportunity seeking. It all starts with listening. In marketing, as in battle it is often one bold strok Read More