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The path from vision to reality
“Vision without action is a daydream. Action without vision is merely passing the time.”
– Joel Barker
Extensive studies have shown that less than 5% of people write out and achieve their goals in life. To turn a dream into reality requires a certain “Vision to reality” flow. Read More…

Your library can help you prospect
When a company hires a sales consultant, one of the most common recommendations they make is, “Your company needs to do more prospecting.” This immediately leads to the next step: Who? Finding the answer to this question can be confusing and costly. You can buy contact lists, but many have inaccuracies and outdated data. I have seen some companies’ burn thousands of dollars buying lists that are almost worthless.Read More…

Breaking bottlenecks means less frustration/more productivity
“You’ve got to ride the horse in the direction it is going” -Old Texas saying
One of my clients is in a key position with a start-up company. He is an exceptional leader with boundless energy and focus. As you can imagine, it is important for Ray to continuously sell ideas to his very busy boss.
At first it was frustrating trying to corner his boss for a quality conversation. It seemed like the boss was always distracted. Then Ray got wise: Read More…

Superb leaders are good “pruners”
We have all heard that time-worn line from so many commercials: “My only regret is that I did not do it (buy it) sooner”. If your goal is to lead a #1 team, you may want to incorporate this concept also.Read More…
A sure-fire way to improve thinking on your feet…
If you are a sales professional, the ability to think on your feet and respond well is vital. Have you ever been in the midst of a sales presentation where an objection came up, and five minutes after the meeting you thought of what you really should have said? It is easy to conclude that thinking quickly on our feet is a quality we either have or don’t. If you believe that, then remember the reply of golf legend Gary Player when he hit a great shot from a tough sand trap. Someone said to him, “what luck!” Mr. Player said, “Yes, and the more I practice, the luckier I get.” Ready to practice getting better at thinking quickly?Read More…