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Are You Prepared to Earn the Gold Medal in Sales? by Erik Therwanger

by Erik Therwanger, Author and Creator of the Think GREAT® Collection 2020 is approaching fast and every organization is taking a closer look at their sales goals for the New Year! I ask a simple question what I speak to sales professionals and sales leaders. “If sales were an Olympic […]


Kathleen Crandall: The Impact of Your Personal Brand 1

Perspective is Everything Everybody has a personal brand whether or not they’re aware of what it communicates, and understanding one’s personal impact is a huge step in leveraging your personal brand in personal and business growth. Your personal brand shows up in your image (what people see – starting with […]


Kit Welchlin: Listening – What If I Have Questions?

I think asking questions shows that you have interest and genuine concern.  The key the asking questions is to ask the right questions. The best questions to ask are “what” and “how” questions, because there are no wrong answers to “what’” or “how” questions.  You give the other person tremendous […]


Win More Deals at the Prices You Want

“If we don’t drop our price, we will lose the deal.” That’s the desperate cry from salespeople as they try to win deals in competitive marketplaces. While the easy answer is to lower prices, the company sacrifices margin— often unnecessarily. To win deals at the prices you want, the strategy […]


Sara Krisher: Dealing With Rejection

Professional Sales Association Presentation on November 4, 2016 with Sara Krisher Take-Aways Act positively. When we hear the word no, challenge it and succeed. Handle rejection like a ball. Examine it, then throw it away. Confidence brings options. Examine what to do to move on. “Thoughts become things.” Be careful […]

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Scott Welle: The Daily Rituals of the Most Productive, Persuasive Sales Outperformers in the World

Professional Sales Association Meeting on February 3, 2017 Summary by Sue Filbin Scott Welle, M.S., ITCA, CSCS, PES, PFT Masters degree in kinesiology (sports psychology emphasis) Take-Aways Define your “what” and your “why.” Do the things that matter. Establish blocks of time or “airplane mode” to concentrate on tasks without […]