This is a first on The Podcast for Sales Managers- Multiple guests!

Casey Jacox and Chris Mader run similar businesses to mine, working with sales teams and leaders every day.

In this episode, we dive into what we have seen in 2025, working with over 50 companies.

We talk old-school selling vs. AI, why emotional intelligence matters more than ever, and how real listening and strong relationships continue to drive results. We also touch on personal growth, leadership, and why asking better questions will always beat having better tools.

A candid conversation about what actually moves the needle in sales and life.

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⁠Chris- LI Page⁠

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2026 will be the year of the buyer. The question is: Are you actually ready for it?

In this episode, I’m joined by Kristie K. Jones to break down what’s changing in B2B sales and what sales leaders need to do now to avoid falling behind.

We talk about:

Why buyers are more informed, skeptical, and selective than ever

How traditional sales behaviors are quietly working against you

What sellers must unlearn before 2026 arrives

The role leadership plays in preparing teams for a buyer-first world

How clarity, expectations, and process matter more than pressure

This isn’t a prediction episode.

It’s a preparation episode.

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Most deals don’t die to competitors – they die to “good enough.”

In this episode of The Podcast for Sales Managers, I sit down with Jen Allen-Knuth, one of the most respected voices in B2B sales, to tackle the real enemy of progress: buyers choosing to do nothing.

Jen shares her journey from account management to new-logo sales and how she learned to turn passive prospects into active buyers. Together, we unpack the psychology behind stalled deals, why empathy beats persuasion, and how to reframe every conversation around the Cost of Inaction (COI), without coming across as pushy.

On this Podcast, Hannah Romell (aka Hannah the Hunter) and I Discuss:

Join Mike Simmons and I as we discuss:

Roles- Do you have people doing what you want them to do, and have you defined that?

Goals- Do you have the right expectations in place? Numbers are made up, do you have the right guess in place, and how to do that?

Comp plans- What do we see right and wrong with all the different comp plans we work with.

Bonus- we talk some NFL and Golf!

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In this episode, we discuss:

In this episode, we discuss:

-14 Mistakes we have made and what to do instead- also we start with a bonus 15 and how Scott and I Met.

-The top 3 traits of sales reps.

-Bonus- Who will win the Super Bowl first- The Bills or the Browns

On this Podcast, Best Selling Authour Mike Weinberg and I Discuss:

*Driving New Sales Now vs Back in the Day

*The Number One Thing You Can Do to Drive New Sales

*Why Managers Struggle Holding People Accountable

*Some Golf Talk At The End

On this Podcast, Best Selling Authour Mike Weinberg and I Discuss:

*Driving New Sales Now vs Back in the Day

*The Number One Thing You Can Do to Drive New Sales

*Why Managers Struggle Holding People Accountable

*Some Golf Talk At The End

Join me and one of my favorite Sales Leaders and LI Creators, Keith Weightman, as we discuss:

What makes a good discovery call

How to create REAL Urgency-Not FAKE Urgency

Why the best reps target the best accounts

Biggest mistake we both made as new leaders