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If you’ve ever learned a sales strategy and immediately felt that quiet internal “ugh… no” — this episode is for you.
In this conversation, I’m pulling us out of tactics and into context. Away from offers, launches, and formulas—and into the deeper current that shapes how selling actually works.
This episode is about influence: where the concept really came from, what it was meant to explain, and how it got twisted into pressure, urgency, and performative marketing in the online space.
We talk about why so many people feel conflicted about selling, why urgency became the default move, and how awareness (not more rules) is the key to building a business that feels ethical and effective.
This isn’t about fixing yourself.
It’s not about burning anything down.
And it’s definitely not about memorizing another framework.
It’s about discernment — so you can sell in a way that respects you and the people you want to work with.
What you’ll hear in this episode:CREDITS:
Music ColourfulSounds
Podcast Editor Maia McLachlan
Photo WorkPlay Branding
By Tracie PattersonIf you’ve ever learned a sales strategy and immediately felt that quiet internal “ugh… no” — this episode is for you.
In this conversation, I’m pulling us out of tactics and into context. Away from offers, launches, and formulas—and into the deeper current that shapes how selling actually works.
This episode is about influence: where the concept really came from, what it was meant to explain, and how it got twisted into pressure, urgency, and performative marketing in the online space.
We talk about why so many people feel conflicted about selling, why urgency became the default move, and how awareness (not more rules) is the key to building a business that feels ethical and effective.
This isn’t about fixing yourself.
It’s not about burning anything down.
And it’s definitely not about memorizing another framework.
It’s about discernment — so you can sell in a way that respects you and the people you want to work with.
What you’ll hear in this episode:CREDITS:
Music ColourfulSounds
Podcast Editor Maia McLachlan
Photo WorkPlay Branding