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Episode – 34 A Tribute to a Mentor
This week's show is different than our standard show. If you have listened to our show you have heard The Godfather discuss his first sales job. He was a pool salesman. His very first sales manager was Frank Pineiro. He mentored Ed to becoming the salesperson he is today. The point of the episode is that everyone needs help and mentoring to be successful. Frank took Ed under his wing and helped him not only at the pool job but through the rest of his life including the difficult personal times.
The reason for the tribute is Ed saw a Facebook post from Frank saying he was retiring from driving the local school bus. He stopped selling 17 years ago and at 85 years old decided to call it quits driving the bus. Ed was thinking about all the things Frank did for him and wanted to pay a tribute to his mentor.
Thank you so much for listening. We have listeners all over the world who are downloading each episode and we would love to thank each of you individually. Please let us know how we can make the podcast better, let us know what you like and let us know of any success you may have in the field. We look forward to hearing from you.
You can reach Ed in three different ways. If you have a question you would like answered or any feedback about the show please let us know. Please go to Itunes and give the show a review. Let everyone know how you feel about the podcast.
#Iamnotacrapbag
Facebook- Just Fratzed Sales Training
Twitter- @fratzed
Email - [email protected]
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By Ed FratzEpisode – 34 A Tribute to a Mentor
This week's show is different than our standard show. If you have listened to our show you have heard The Godfather discuss his first sales job. He was a pool salesman. His very first sales manager was Frank Pineiro. He mentored Ed to becoming the salesperson he is today. The point of the episode is that everyone needs help and mentoring to be successful. Frank took Ed under his wing and helped him not only at the pool job but through the rest of his life including the difficult personal times.
The reason for the tribute is Ed saw a Facebook post from Frank saying he was retiring from driving the local school bus. He stopped selling 17 years ago and at 85 years old decided to call it quits driving the bus. Ed was thinking about all the things Frank did for him and wanted to pay a tribute to his mentor.
Thank you so much for listening. We have listeners all over the world who are downloading each episode and we would love to thank each of you individually. Please let us know how we can make the podcast better, let us know what you like and let us know of any success you may have in the field. We look forward to hearing from you.
You can reach Ed in three different ways. If you have a question you would like answered or any feedback about the show please let us know. Please go to Itunes and give the show a review. Let everyone know how you feel about the podcast.
#Iamnotacrapbag
Facebook- Just Fratzed Sales Training
Twitter- @fratzed
Email - [email protected]
Sales referrals networking closing skills cold calling