No Such Thing As Neutral: How Every Employee Shapes Your Business Legacy
The adage "a chain is only as strong as its weakest link" resonates with undeniable truth.
The adage "a chain is only as strong as its weakest link" resonates with undeniable truth.
Salespeople should speak for just 30% of the time, yet they can't stop themselves.
What's more important? Establishing trust & rapport with customers, or the actual quality of your product?
Employees generally set their priorities based on reactive factors that are hidden from management.
Sales training often fails to deliver tangible results. The real life Top Gun school shows us what's missing.
When you match your customer's social style, you see a surge in sales.
When you notice a steady decline in sales, it's too late to respond. The hurricane has already hit your shores.
If the people speaking to customers are mere “Order Takers” with no empathy, you’ll damage your brand.
90% of your training investments are typically wasted, $9 out of every $10 out the door. But there's a solution.
We love to talk about ourselves! But a good sales conversation should be 70% customer, 30% salesperson.
It's assumed in today's world, according to Michael Maslansky, that there's an ulterior motive behind everybody's action.
How to craft a memorable sea shanty that beckons brave adventurers to the Nautilus.
Every adult was afraid I'd panic and run off stage. This was a public speaking course on steroids.
A warning for the s*** you should never pull.
Being a master of your craft is more than just skill. It’s about understanding people.