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Building Bridges: How to Make a Difference in a Crazy World

No More Cold Calling

I’m not a pessimist and try to look at the bright side, but there’s so much violence and hate. I’ve been at a loss for how to make a difference. Finally, there’s an answer from a woman you probably know: Jill Konrath. At that stage, she didn’t know where her desire to make a difference would go. Yes, everything.

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The Problem With Algorithms

Partners in Excellence

We just see what we currently do reinforced, perhaps some small shifts, but nothing that challenges us to think differently. As we look at our feeds for new ideas, we see the same people and the same ideas. If we need to do different things we need to look in different places. It requires purposeful action.

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Looking For Answers In All The Wrong Places…

Partners in Excellence

One of the biggest mistakes I see sellers and marketers making is depending on AI for answers. “AI does not answer questions… ”* Some of you are saying, “Dave, you are crazy, I go to ChatGPT, Gemini, Bard everyday and pose questions. But it doesn’t answer questions. ” In 0.41

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Be “Where The Buyer Is At”

The Pipeline

They not only do things differently and better, but start with a different vision, view if you will. Here we will look at two aspects of the same attribute, the ability to be “where the buyer is at.”. This can be a million places based on industry, geography, and other basic demographics, again there are loads.

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Are We Leveraging AI To Its Greatest Potential?

Partners in Excellence

. “All sorts of “”Experts” offer miracle cures and prompts to “give us the answers, doing all the work for us.” As I look at how too many sellers are using Generative AI, I wonder if we are using it to its full potential? Or are we misusing them, tragically? We will move beyond this.

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You Can’t Motivate Your Sales Team! But…

Steven Rosen

” As we all know, the answer is not so easy. Motivators: Motivators are different for each sales rep, and therefore sales managers need to understand the motivators for each of their salespeople. The sales manager must also be aware that each rep has different motivators. External factors have a place in motivating reps.

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Our Award-Winning Article

Mr. Inside Sales

In case you missed this, I received the following email last week: Dear Mike: The people have spoken and your article, “3 Keys to Dealing with Difficult Prospects,” has won 2nd place in our 2020 Sales Pro Central MVP Awards Social Selling category!” Here’s what I teach: Prospects have all the answers.