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In this episode, Terri and Paul discuss the dangers of becoming complacent. Sometimes stepping out of one's comfort zone is the only way to experience growth.
In this episode, Terri and Paul discuss the importance of taking time to ask questions to fully understand a prospect or client's problems rather than going straight to recommending solutions.
Imagine if the Nike slogan was "Just Try" instead of "Just Do It." Inspiring... right? Wrong! There are no participation trophies in sales. In this episode Terri and Paul channel their inner Master Yoda "Try not. Do or do not, there is no try."
In this episode, Terri and Paul discuss how to use stories to relate to your clients and prospects making them more comfortable with decisions as a result.
In this episode, Terri and Paul discuss the importance of taking ownership of your role in your performance. If things aren't going as according to planned, start by looking inward.
Ever heard the old adage, "I either win or I learn"? In this episode, Terri and Paul discuss the importance of having honest conversations with prospects about why they chose City Wide, or why they chose to go a different route. After all, how can you get better at something without knowing what to work on?
In this episode, Terri and Paul discuss the importance of casting a wide net and not becoming complacent just chasing "whale" accounts. Similarly, don't let pipelines become stagnant by hanging onto leads with no clear future.
In this episode, Terri and Paul encourage you to take ownership and ditch any excuses.
In this episode, Terri and Paul discuss the importance of conveying confidence with a prospect even if you aren't feeling particularly confident. Use this feeling of uneasiness as an opportunity to grow and to see yourself as the person you need to be in order to accomplish the mission.
In this episode, Terri and Paul are joined by Chad Shafer, Sales Manager for City Wide's Kansas City team. You'll hear tips for how to act as a consultant rather than as an auctioneer.
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