Retail Level Up

Learn the differences in the behaviors of someone who tends to be the victim (failing backward) and those who learn (failing forward) from their challenges, set-backs, and disappointments. "Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it." ~ Charles Swindoll, author

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When we decide to make a change, we go through 5 stages. These 5 stages happen to all of us, whenever we are trying to make a significant change. A lot of people get tripped up by Stage 3 - the Valley of Despair! But don't quit!! Don't give up and go back to the way things used to be. You didn't like that to begin with. Don't go backwards! This is where a coach can help.

Thank you for listening! Retail Level Up provides coaching, training, and consulting services to individuals and teams. Visit www.retaillevelup.com  to learn more and to schedule a free consultation.

Long live brick and mortar!!

Whether it's apparent to you or not, as a leader, your team is observing everything you say and do. Learn some best practices in how to be an effective leader.

Thank you for listening! Retail Level Up provides coaching, training, and consulting services to individuals and teams. Visit www.retaillevelup.com  to learn more and to schedule a free consultation.

Long live brick and mortar!!

Learn key skills in how to be a more effective leader. Before you pounce on your people for doing something wrong, ask yourself these questions. 

Thank you for listening! Retail Level Up provides coaching, training, and consulting services to individuals and teams. Visit www.retaillevelup.com to learn more and to schedule a free consultation.

Long live brick and mortar!!

Learn about a common mistake some retailers make when it comes to labor and staffing of their brick-and-mortar stores. When sales are down, it is tempting to cut back on staffing because it's an easy way to reduce expenses. But wait! That is a slippery slope: the more you reduce staffing, the less attention customers receive, the less compelling their experience, the less inclined they are to buy, the more you reduce your sales.

Thank you for listening! Be sure to visit www.retaillevelup.com for more information on services that can help retailers and those who work in the retail industry. Long live brick-and-mortar!

Weather can wreck havoc with a store's foot traffic, but you can't control the weather. Learn about what you CAN control and how this important tip is key to driving your sales results.

Long live brick and mortar!!