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In this "Wellth Talks" episode, host Garry Kelly is joined by Pádraic Ó Máille (Smácht) and Niall Leyden (Atlantic Wealth Management) to explore the fundamentals of successful sales. They discuss the importance of enthusiasm, storytelling, and daily effort, while emphasizing listening, empathy, and genuine client engagement. The conversation highlights practical strategies—like prompt responsiveness and honest communication—and encourages building relationships over simply closing deals. Real-world examples and motivational advice provide listeners with actionable steps to improve their sales approach, focusing on solving problems, connecting authentically, and creating memorable client experiences.
Please visit:
Atlantic Wealth Management
Pádraic Ó Máille Smácht
Disclaimer: Niall Leyden is the Founder of Atlantic Wealth Management Limited, a firm that is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland to advise on and arrange a range of financial products. Please note that Niall’s comments in this podcast are made in a personal capacity and are not recommendations or financial advice and do not form part of Atlantic Wealth Management Limited’s regulated activity.
Podcast Introduction and Success (00:00:17)
Listener Requests and Episode Topic (00:01:16)
The Science of Selling & Formica Story (00:01:46)
Acorn Life Sales Training Story (00:03:36)
Frank Bettger’s Sales Formula (00:05:25)
The Power of Picking Up the Phone (00:07:40)
Listening as a Sales Skill (00:09:44)
Accountability and In-Person Connection (00:13:02)
Five Factors Why Clients Buy (00:13:43)
Responsiveness and Client Experience (00:14:58)
Solving, Not Selling (00:17:08)
Sales vs. Marketing and Snobbery (00:17:50)
Purpose Over Price (00:18:40)
One Person, One Problem, One Prescription (00:19:05)
Overcoming Fear and Doing the Work (00:20:05)
Sports Analogies and Showing Up (00:20:56)
The Power of the Phone and Connection (00:21:24)
Weekly Connection Challenge (00:22:21)
Closing and Listener Appreciation (00:23:15)
Outro (00:23:56)
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In this "Wellth Talks" episode, host Garry Kelly is joined by Pádraic Ó Máille (Smácht) and Niall Leyden (Atlantic Wealth Management) to explore the fundamentals of successful sales. They discuss the importance of enthusiasm, storytelling, and daily effort, while emphasizing listening, empathy, and genuine client engagement. The conversation highlights practical strategies—like prompt responsiveness and honest communication—and encourages building relationships over simply closing deals. Real-world examples and motivational advice provide listeners with actionable steps to improve their sales approach, focusing on solving problems, connecting authentically, and creating memorable client experiences.
Please visit:
Atlantic Wealth Management
Pádraic Ó Máille Smácht
Disclaimer: Niall Leyden is the Founder of Atlantic Wealth Management Limited, a firm that is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland to advise on and arrange a range of financial products. Please note that Niall’s comments in this podcast are made in a personal capacity and are not recommendations or financial advice and do not form part of Atlantic Wealth Management Limited’s regulated activity.
Podcast Introduction and Success (00:00:17)
Listener Requests and Episode Topic (00:01:16)
The Science of Selling & Formica Story (00:01:46)
Acorn Life Sales Training Story (00:03:36)
Frank Bettger’s Sales Formula (00:05:25)
The Power of Picking Up the Phone (00:07:40)
Listening as a Sales Skill (00:09:44)
Accountability and In-Person Connection (00:13:02)
Five Factors Why Clients Buy (00:13:43)
Responsiveness and Client Experience (00:14:58)
Solving, Not Selling (00:17:08)
Sales vs. Marketing and Snobbery (00:17:50)
Purpose Over Price (00:18:40)
One Person, One Problem, One Prescription (00:19:05)
Overcoming Fear and Doing the Work (00:20:05)
Sports Analogies and Showing Up (00:20:56)
The Power of the Phone and Connection (00:21:24)
Weekly Connection Challenge (00:22:21)
Closing and Listener Appreciation (00:23:15)
Outro (00:23:56)