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GROWTH PILLAR: Sales & Revenue
WHO THIS IS FOR: SMB owners / Solopreneurs / Corporate escapees / Leaders building systems
WHAT THEY'LL GAIN: A clear read on the inner blocks that kill sales, a smarter way to work a room, and a simple writing rule that gets follow-up emails answered.
Most business owners don't have a lead problem. They have a selling problem. They feel the ick. They go quiet. They don't follow up. And the deal dies.
Julia Kline has spent almost thirty years inside sales — from a childhood lemonade stand, to the top one percent of Mary Kay's global salesforce, to the work she does now coaching business owners and leaders. She built the Heal Your Sales Wounds™ system after noticing the same patterns over and over again.
In this Canada Growth Network conversation, Julia walks through her six sales wounds — money, love and money, power, anti-selling, prostitution, and visibility — and explains why the anti-selling wound is the one most small business owners are stuck inside.
Then she gets practical. She shows the question-first mindset that turns networking from awkward to useful, and the radical-authenticity writing rule that gets cold and warm follow-up emails answered.
Key topics covered:
Guest links:
Also mentioned: Playing Big by Tara Mohr — the source of the "inner critic, write it down" idea Julia teaches.
Browse all episodes across K4B, ETW, and CGN.
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Disclaimer: Everything you heard today is for educational purposes only. It's not professional advice. Before you act on anything — talk to a certified expert in your area. Your accountant. Your lawyer. Someone who knows your situation.
We share perspectives. You make the decisions.
Want more? Head over to blog.knack4business.com — packed with practical episodes on AI, marketing, leadership, and growth. No fluff. Just the good stuff. Subscribe while you're there.
Until next time; keep building.
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By Bernie FranzgroteGROWTH PILLAR: Sales & Revenue
WHO THIS IS FOR: SMB owners / Solopreneurs / Corporate escapees / Leaders building systems
WHAT THEY'LL GAIN: A clear read on the inner blocks that kill sales, a smarter way to work a room, and a simple writing rule that gets follow-up emails answered.
Most business owners don't have a lead problem. They have a selling problem. They feel the ick. They go quiet. They don't follow up. And the deal dies.
Julia Kline has spent almost thirty years inside sales — from a childhood lemonade stand, to the top one percent of Mary Kay's global salesforce, to the work she does now coaching business owners and leaders. She built the Heal Your Sales Wounds™ system after noticing the same patterns over and over again.
In this Canada Growth Network conversation, Julia walks through her six sales wounds — money, love and money, power, anti-selling, prostitution, and visibility — and explains why the anti-selling wound is the one most small business owners are stuck inside.
Then she gets practical. She shows the question-first mindset that turns networking from awkward to useful, and the radical-authenticity writing rule that gets cold and warm follow-up emails answered.
Key topics covered:
Guest links:
Also mentioned: Playing Big by Tara Mohr — the source of the "inner critic, write it down" idea Julia teaches.
Browse all episodes across K4B, ETW, and CGN.
— PARTNERS ON THIS EPISODE —
Final CTAs:
Disclaimer: Everything you heard today is for educational purposes only. It's not professional advice. Before you act on anything — talk to a certified expert in your area. Your accountant. Your lawyer. Someone who knows your situation.
We share perspectives. You make the decisions.
Want more? Head over to blog.knack4business.com — packed with practical episodes on AI, marketing, leadership, and growth. No fluff. Just the good stuff. Subscribe while you're there.
Until next time; keep building.
Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.