How do you fight off the anxiousness that floods in at times during your prospect and client conversations? The feeling  that causes you to jump to solving, use filler words in moments of silence, and to back off of asking good, meaningful questions?

In Part II of our conversation, Tim Filewicz shares his experiences in learning how to trust his voice of objectivity and detachment, and how he truly had to learn to let go ofimmediate gratification and focus on the moment, not the results.  

You’ll learn his specific morning routine, how he preps his mindset before important meetings, and what he tells himself to stay focused when things get uncomfortable.

Whether you’re in sales or leadership, you’ll discover practical strategies for building and trusting a process that works under pressure—even when your instincts are telling you to fall back on old habits.