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    Podcast - Value-Driven Solutions with Jermaine Edwards

    Join us with Leading Customer Growth Strategist, Jermaine Edwards, as he shares his learnings on sales leadership, the difference between earning versus proving, the impact of cognitive load, and how we show up for prospects and customers to provide true value.

    by Paul Fuller

    Have you misunderstood accountability?

    One of the biggest mistakes I made in my leadership journey was misunderstanding how accountability actually works.

    by Tim Ohai

    Podcast - Cultivating a Thriving Sales Community with Mike Stokes

    Meet Mike Stokes, the founder of Indicator. Mike is a groundbreaking entrepreneur reshaping leadership in sales. Mike shares his transition from co-owning a laminating business to becoming a pioneer in sales leadership.

    by Paul Fuller

    How Often Should You Coach Your Salespeople?

    Eighty percent of sales managers say they coach their teams. Yet only 48% of salespeople say that they receive coaching, and only 13% find it helpful.* One reason sales teams have such a chaotic and disconnected view of whether coaching is confusion about what sales coaching is, and what it is not. Another reason is a lack of structured cadence or rhythms for coaching.

    by George Brontén

    Podcast - Insights into Effective Leadership with Paul O'Donohue

    Join us as we sit down with the Founder & CEO of SalesStar, Paul O'Donohue. Paul was an electrical engineer turned sales transformation leader, whose entrepreneurial spirit led him to create SalesStar, a powerhouse in the international sales arena.

    by Paul Fuller

    Where You Lost The Sale, How to Win It Back: Jennica Dixon’s New Book Tells All

    Most complex sales are lost long before the sales team realizes it. 

    That’s the contention of a new book by the father-daughter duo, Terry Slattery and Jennica Dixon of Slattery Sales. Wimp Junction, released in March, identifies the key places where most sales go wrong, and what sales teams can do to bring them back.

    by George Brontén
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