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Don’t learn to sell price. Spend your time learning to create more value than your competitors, and focus on proving you can create greater outcomes—outcomes where both you and the client can capture more value and share what you have created Read More

“There's nothing so useless as doing efficiently that which should not be done at all" Peter Drucker Wise words we all must heed Read More

The role of the professional salesperson is to create so much value for their dream client that they can confidently capture part of that value for their company for themselves Read More

One of the easiest way to get people engaged is involving them more directly and emotionally in the process. Trading, and allowing the buyer to gain through the process gives you the perfect opportunity to do that Read More

Success in sales, as a professional or at any level of management, requires a habit of continuous, lifelong learning. As a long-time advocate and (mostly) consistent practitioner of that philosophy, I try to stay alert for unexpected sources of new knowledge Read More

You learn the best lessons from the simplest experiences. Here’s mine…

Last night I crashed about 11:00 p.m., never even cracking my MacBook to take my typical final pulse for the evening.

I was exhausted Read More

Want to be a consultative salesperson? I asked Mack Hanan about how salespeople can bridge the gap that exists between consultative selling and being a vendor Read More

OK, sales rep or manager, you tell me what, if anything, is wrong with the scenario that follows. It includes buyers, sellers, partners and value for all involved Read More

There are a lot of people that are counting on you to produce results. Your company is counting on you to increase their sales. Your dream clients are counting on you to find them and help them produce results. Your family is counting on you to secure their present and future. But most of all, you have to be able to count on yourself to take the actions necessary to being someone others can count on Read More

Sales managers can't put themselves above the fray. They should be
involved in all aspects of their team's success, including training.
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