Accountability: Things Don’t Get Better Unless You Do
So, what’s an excuse? Excuses are reasons you create in your own mind to avoid the reality that you failed to hit
May 11, 2017
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The Pain Of Discipline Vs. The Pain Of Regret
Regret is one of those useless emotions. It’s mourning something you failed to do or get. You can’t change the outcome. It’s
May 2, 2017
Selling New Homes Isn’t Easy
Selling new homes successfully is not easy! If you’re a new homes sales professional, you already know this. In this business there
April 28, 2017
Sales Profiling: A Lead Is A Person, Not A Thing
Sales professionals often refer to “leads” like a form letter. They read the characteristics and make assumptions. These same people talk about
April 18, 2017
Motivate Your Sales Team With Optimism
A sales career is difficult. You have to work through rejections that far outnumber your successes. At times, it can be tough
April 4, 2017
What leadership lesson did we learn from Super Bowl LI?
As a Tom Brady fan, I was heartbroken as I watched the New England Patriots fall farther and farther behind in the
February 10, 2017
Selling Is A Dialogue, Not A Conversation
The concept of conversational selling may be a friendly approach to the sales process, but it’s not the most effective. Why? A
January 31, 2017
Life Feel Like A Pressure Cooker?
What’s a pressure cooker have to do with selling? There’s always pressure to be successful; financial pressure, family pressure, pressure from ourselves.
January 17, 2017
Pessimism vs. Optimism
Myers Barnes illustrates pessimism versus optimism with a glass half full, half empty analogy. With the half full mindset, you see all things
January 3, 2017
Business – A War Without Bullets
In 1964, two men shook hands and formed Blue Ribbon Sports, a running shoe company, inspired by a Japanese company. Five years
December 27, 2016
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