I have been engaged to work with a sales guy in a coaching/mentoring role – someone who has the right sales DNA but has plateaued. One of the tasks I had him to before the day ended, was to advance at least one sale. In this particular case, he chose to follow up a stalled
Marketing tells us to give value, give value, give value so that, in turn, we will be valued by others and ultimately become a force to reckon with. And it goes without saying that when that happens we will naturally be seen as invaluable to those around us whether they be colleagues, clients or friends.
So you are in the queue with a heap of other people in the queue. Ready to stand out. Your product is the same. The functionality is the same. The end result is probably the same. Your kick ass marketing message wins the day. Hooray!! You are now the cowboy (or cowgirl) strutting your stuff
You have to. When was the last time you put yourself in a situation that caused you a heap of fear? How exhilarating did it feel when you smashed through it? Let me share…. Monday night… the Melbourne Comedy Theatre, my husband Tim and I along with a couple of hundred other onlookers, well-wishers and