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    Should You Coach That Salesperson, Or Fire Them?

    The sales profession is not for the faint of heart. There comes a time in nearly every salesperson’s life when they wonder if they’re really cut out for this work. And there comes a time in nearly every sales leader’s life when they wonder if someone on their team is really cut out for the work.

    by George Brontén

    Stay Here: The Now is Where Complex Sales Actually Happen

    I saw a clip recently of a 100-year-old man saying these simple words: “Yesterday is history, tomorrow a mystery, today a gift.”

    by George Brontén

    Building Sales Teams That Don’t Quit with Eric Laroque

    In this episode of The Art and Science of Complex Sales, Paul Fuller sits down with Eric Larocque, founder of Cultivate Winning, to unpack what truly drives sustainable sales performance. From early lessons in his father’s butcher shop to scaling a revenue team from 9 million to 27 million, Eric explains why preparation, resilience, and culture consistently outperform raw talent.

    Together, they explore how early setbacks shape grit, why team culture changes everything, and how leaders can build a repeatable hiring model that prioritizes willpower over experience.

    by Paul Fuller

    What Should I Talk To My Manager About?

    Most sales managers in complex B2B sales believe they are coaching their teams. Most salespeople don’t feel like they are being coached. Often, salespeople feel like it’s up to them to get the help they need, but they don’t really know what they need. It’s a no-win on both sides, and leaves many salespeople asking: “What should I actually be talking to my manager about?”

    by George Brontén

    Breaking Sales Silos to Win Complex Deals with Art Fromm

    In this episode of The Art and Science of Complex Sales, Paul Fuller sits down with Art Fromm, founder of Team Sales Development, to explore why misalignment between sales, pre-sales, and enablement continues to slow down complex B2B deals. Drawing on decades of experience as an engineer, salesperson, sales leader, and enablement expert, Art explains why silos persist, how they damage buyer trust, and what leaders can do to fix them.

    Together, they unpack why most organizations still operate around internal sales stages instead of the buyer journey, how poor qualification creates late-stage deal failure, and why “closing the deal” is no longer the real goal in modern SaaS and complex selling.

     

    by Paul Fuller

    How to Disrupt Yourself Before the Market Does

    Everyone knows the old saw: “If you’re not growing, you’re dying.” Today, that adage needs an update. The world is shifting faster than anyone can predict, markets are disrupted daily, and what worked yesterday may not work today.

    by George Brontén
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