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Sales is a blood sport. It is a zero sum game. Because this is true, it is easy to lose sight of your one true strategic objective in sales. Read More

how to craft and tell your sales story. show prospects that it is not about you; it is all about them. lead with pains removed and problems solved Read More

The only cancer that is spreads by contact is negativity. Negativity is a communicable disease. Here are three ways you can protect yourself. Read More

Time management is somewhat of an analog concept, and therefore not very effective in a digital age of selling. What your really want to do is manage your activities in the time allocated to them: that enables Execution. Read More

If you despise your company while professing that other’s should love your company and select it above all others, your sales results will reflect your detestation. Read More

If you want your dream clients attention, especially at the C-level, the way to differentiate yourself is by asking bigger and better question. Read More

Ever walk out of a sales meeting with that worried half-frown and sick feeling in your gut. That sense that something is missing.

That you lost your mojo.
It’s so difficult too, because your whole being is screaming out at you to get your mojo back. In that moment, there’s nothing more import Read More

While I understand sales; frankly I never really understood politics nor the difference between the two traditional parties other than the packaging.

After a bit of discussion with some other folks, here is what we came up with; not sure how accurate or valid, but seemed like fun, I’d love to he Read More

A goal is a series of plans well executed, a process is the means with which to take your plan from the white board to real life. This is why you need both working together to execute and deliver your goals. Read More

Managing the outcomes your clients need and solving their problems is part of selling, but to be effective you have to know where you are valuable. Once you have set things in motion, it is your job to get out of the weeds and get back to your primary role: selling. Read More