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Sellers need to play with the same passion athletes do in sudden death situations. The passion drive attitude, behaviour and results Read More

Q2 2010 is over. Now it’s time to begin working on building a great Q3 2010. Follow this thirteen-week plan to build your sales skills and attributes, and win your dream clients Read More

This weekend is very much half time for the year and for most people's sales year. It is a good time to step back and ensure that you time allocation now is aligned with the plan you set at the start of the year. It is a great time to make adjustments and continue towards goal. Read More

To succeed in sales, you need to do your best work for your dream clients, the clients for who you can produce breath-taking, mind-altering results. When you settle for prospects, you often end up with nightmare clients instead of dream clients Read More

An open mindset helps you to work effectively in an international environment where cross-cultural miscommunication and blunders can pop up unexpectedly Read More

Tips for young professionals who want an international or cross-cultural career and work in international business. Read More

This sign has been on the bookshelf of every office I’ve ever had. In those years before I earned a private office, it sat next to my telephone. (A few of you out there will recognize its heritage… Read More

Being honest with your dream client is not always without a price. Sometimes it can cost you your deal, and sometimes when you need it most. If you would be great, then you must be honest at any price, even the price of your deal Read More

Here are three tips for advancing the sale and establishing a solid next step. If any one of these is missing or if you soften one in any way, you’re increasing your chances of stalling the deal… so be strong with all three Read More

I read a true story about a pessimistic railroad engineer who was let out of work early along with his coworkers. In the process of shutting down, he accidentally locked himself in a refrigerator car. Knowing his coworkers were leaving for the day and realizing the dangers of being trapped in freezing temperatures all night, the engineer began to panic! He yelled for help and banged on the door, but no one could hear him. Eventually, the engineer accepted his fate and “froze” to death. The next morning when the police examined the scene, they noticed something peculiar.. Read More