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    Podcast - Game Plan for Business with Ryan Johnson

    Discover how Ryan Johnson, the innovative fractional COO of 3Sparrows Executive Services, translates athletic discipline into business success in our newest episode. With his background as a former athlete, Ryan shares valuable strategies for sales entrepreneurs aiming to improve their performance. 

    by Paul Fuller

    We’re Not Launching The Coaching Cockpit After All (Here’s What We’re Doing Instead)

    For months, I’ve been talking about our big upcoming launch of the Membrain Coaching Cockpit. Well, that was a mistake.

    by George Brontén

    Podcast - The Heart of Sales Excellence with Two Tall Guys

    Ever wondered how a deep belief in your product can solidify customer trust? Our guests Sean O'Shaughnessey, CEO of New Sales Expert and Kevin Lawson, President of Lighthouse Sales Advisors, join us to share their insights into the transformative power of genuine conviction and rapport in sales. They break down why the sales game is more than pushing a product; it's about providing tailored solutions that align precisely with customer values.

    by Paul Fuller

    It Makes No Sense to Trust Common Sense

    I was speaking with a friend recently about something we disagree on. When I asked them to explain their position, they said, “Oh, it’s just common sense.”

    by George Brontén

    Podcast - Navigating the Evolving World of Sales with James Buckley

    Have you ever wondered what separates an ordinary salesperson from a true sales maestro? As a sales expert and also the director of Sell Better, James Buckley joins us in today’s episode to dissect the landscape of modern sales, revealing the traits and strategies that distinguish top performers. 

    by Paul Fuller

    7 Reasons Why People Don’t Leave Salesforce

    I had dinner recently with someone who used to run an ERP company. He told me a story about losing a large potential deal to a competitor whose product was less suited and whose price was astronomically higher.

    by George Brontén
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