Archive for Tag: #salesresilience

Successful selling is a process, not an end. Here’s why

“Successful selling is a process. It is about being, not doing. Successful sales managers midwife the being process because they know it inevitably delivers success in the doing.” “You’ve changed.” These words are the ultimate validation for the salesperson...

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Selling against the grain: why stoic discipline wins in sales

“Selling against the grain requires a kind of stoic discipline that most people never develop. It means swimming against the tide when everyone else is going with the flow. It means planning when others are winging it. It means...

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A salesperson’s job never ends: thrive beyond the order

In selling, practice doesn’t make perfect, it makes better. The sales ecosystem being imperfect is something to think about, not dwell upon Dear salesperson, constantly complaining that the system—process or product— is imperfect will only get you sounding like...

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Rejection in sales: why the meaning you give it matters most

Rejection. The salesman’s nemesis. Rejection. The leading cause for the high attrition in the sales profession. Rejection. The foremost reason why most people shun sales. Yet, you should bounce back from rejection Rejection is painful. Rejection is so painful,...

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