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132. Episode 132: Your Product Is Not on Trial
Season 2025, Ep. 132
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Switch from playing defense attorney to becoming a prosecutor. You are charged with making a case for why, not defending the position.
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141. 141. Episode 141: Re-Think the Family Four Pack
11:43||Season 2025, Ep. 141The last time the average family head count was near four was the 1960s. Maybe it is time to re-image a promotional mainstay140. 140. Episode 140: Keys to Success in Outreach
11:28||Season 2025, Ep. 140Persistence and consistency are two of the many keys to successful customer outreach. See what else will help you succeed.139. 139. Episode 139: Diversity in Thought, Unity in Action
11:14||Season 2025, Ep. 139See how your diversity is a net positive for your sales team. Use it to create unity in action.138. 138. Episode 138: Social Proof or Peer Validation?
12:32||Season 2025, Ep. 138Two methods to create influence are social proof and peer validation. Learn to use either or both in your sales conversations.137. 137. Episode 137: Don’t Sell Your Soul to Make the Goal
10:41||Season 2025, Ep. 137Have a compass of true north to guide your sales franchise. Make sure you do not compromise your integrity.136. 136. Episode 136: Giving Up Too Soon
12:14||Season 2025, Ep. 136Press on. Many of us give up way too soon, sometimes right before we break through. Persistence needs to be part of your arsenal.135. 135. Episode 135: How Much Is Too Much Contact?
12:06||Season 2025, Ep. 135Don’t worry about contacting your prospects too much. For most, you are barely on the radar.134. 134. Episode 134: Make an Offer or Solve a Problem
11:52||Season 2025, Ep. 134Are you peddling the latest product or are you offering to solve a customer problem? Consider the lasting impact of creating customer solutions.133. 133. Episode 133: Who Would Claim to Be That Who Was Not?
11:02||Season 2025, Ep. 133Selling is a noble profession. Be proud of what you do and how you do it. Approach your sales career with both honesty and integrity. Remember, nothing happens until someone sells something