Mastering First Principles in Sales: Transform Your Approach
Principle 1: Don't try to convince the customer to think and feel like you do.
Principle 1: Don't try to convince the customer to think and feel like you do.
It usually isn't comfortable, easy, or fun. But your business will never grow without it.
Culture. Not the kind companies post on their websites, but the kind you can feel in the room.
This kind of presence can’t be automated. But it’s often the reason people stay loyal.
Their movies net half a billion dollars each. Can we learn what makes them special?
“If you focus on culture, you don't need to worry about revenue.” It sounds nice. But it's not true.
Are we building for speed, or are we building for staying power?
If you master connection then nobody is buying off the right-hand side of the menu.
Just because your door is open, doesn't mean you're approachable.
How does Nick, a non-marketer, get people making road trips to line up before the store opens?
They’ll either help you grow or reinforce the belief that coaching is just a fancy word for pressure.
The way you share things and the settings that you provide make all the difference.
Every choice, big or small, either reinforces your brand’s identity or confuses it.
One client didn't want me back because my backup wore nicer shoes.
If something dies the moment you stop touching it, you have a micro-management hell-hole.