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The 20 Best Sales Movies of All Time [Updated for 2018]

Hubspot Sales

Pursuit of Happyness (2006). Pursuit of Happyness (2006). Though marketed as a love story, it’s the film’s unique look at the competitive world of medical sales that makes it worth watching. Funnyman Ed Helms plays Tim Lippe, a naïve insurance man who’s so sheltered and innocent that he’s never spent the night in a hotel before.

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How to Become a VP of Sales by the Time You’re 30

Sales Hacker

I joined the ranks of Prime Point Media in 2006 selling national accounts, and by 2008 I had built the entire Midwest territory. I have used multiple marketing techniques during my rise through leadership to get my foot in the door. My answer to all of the above was ‘yes.’

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Grant Cardone’s Net Worth Revealed

Grant Cardone

Well, money’s insurance, right? Money’s like an insurance for me—it’s my massive condom. I got this one account, Citi national money market, my legal account with the $170,998 in it. Probably sometime between 2006 and 2009. Jarrod: Does money give you confidence? And it’s also my validation.

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The Laws of Sales Attraction By Drew Stevens

Sales Training Advice

Customer value propositions have become one of the most widely used terms in business markets. In 2006 the Harvard Business Review “Customer Value Propositions in Business Markets” discussed how corporations use them in the branding process. Business is driven by the ability to ask for new business.