Would you say you’re a lucky or unlucky person? Do you know someone who, whatever they touch, turns to gold? Then, there are those with the proverbial black cloud looming over their head. So, do you have good luck or bad luck? Is there such a thing, or is your perception your ultimate reality? Read …
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Get a Free Download of Keith’s Latest Book, The 60 Second Sales Coach! Since coaching is the epicenter of every successful business, companies are finally realizing they have to do something to further develop, coach and support their employees, now, rather than wait until things get back to normal. …
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Download Your Free Copy of The 60 Second Sales Coach Over 600 Coaching Questions and 40 Critical Conversations to Develop Sales Champions and Coach More Customers to Succeed Coaching is simply the language you use in every conversation. The language of your organization, of leadership and how every exemplary leader communicates. Some coaching conversations …
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At some point, I hear from practically every person I’ve ever worked with about the competition in their market. Companies spend so much time trying to outsell, outwit and out price their competition without realizing who their greatest competitor truly is. As such, they focus all of their energy on trying to beat out the …
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As a manager who inherited an existing team, you’ve taken the time to set proper expectations to build new, trusted relationships with your team, using the template I shared in Part One. Sometimes, managers just get lucky and inherit a solid, accountable, top-performing team. But what happens when there are people on your newly inherited …
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In this interview with Top Sales World, Jonathan Farrington and I discuss the ongoing reactive scramble companies are experiencing as they desperately try to reinvent themselves. But it begins with your people. As the late, great John Lennon would say, “All you need is love.” Here’s what top managers are doing to lead successful teams …
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There are basically two ways to build a team. Inherit one or build one from scratch. While many managers have the “freedom” to chose whom they want to hire, there are more managers who inherit an existing team, which can quickly lead to mistrust, uncertainty, and fear if you don’t manage your transition with intentional …
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