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Selling is about doing, when all the planning and talking is done, it is about executing. The key difference is you, your outlook and your will to win. That's it! Read More

I recently passed the 100 post mark on this blog. To say that I have learnt a lot in between would be an understatement. To say that I have lots more to learn, would require an even bigger understatement. Read More

Bad news got you down? Jerry Kennedy discusses a sure-fire method for battling the "Bad News Blues". Be warned, though: the answer might surprise you! Read More

Well, here it is. Top Sales Blog is now a year old. I wanted to share the success I've had over the past year, let you know where this blog is going in the future, and take some time to thank all of you - my readers. Read More

Do you confuse product training with sales training? Read More

In case you haven't been tuning in recently, the whole question of sales ineffectiveness was brilliantly raised by Dave Stein. It's not just a great question for sales professionals; it's frankly the ONLY question. Dave rightly asks “The root causes of sales ineffectiveness are clear. There is plenty of sound advice about how to fix the problem Read More

Wondering how you're ever going to accomplish all the goals you've set for yourself? Maybe it's time to stop worrying about "How?" and to start asking a better question: "Why?" When it comes to motivating yourself to achieve your goals, there is no better ally that your unconscious mind. This article describes how the "Why?" question Read More

Choose your words wisely. They carry a big impact. I've always coached people to refrain from saying things that plant negative seeds. You know those nasty statements that you can never take back. I'll share two examples. Read More

Should nonprofits think of themselves as "sellers?" Read More

Far too many salespeople turn to their boss or company for their personal motivation to be successful in sales. This is a huge mistake, as salespeople need to be responsible for their own motivation if they want to become successful. Read More