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Why Coaching? The Business and Personal Cases

Sell Integrity

When you hear the word “coach”, what comes to mind? We often associate “coach” with a sports analogy. Historically, a coach was a horse-drawn carriage that transported important people from where they were to where they wanted to be. Isn’t that what you want to do when coaching? The Business Case for Coaching.

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Top 13 Requirements to Help You Soar as a Sales Manager

Understanding the Sales Force

For most people it was a laptop but mine was a Kaypro CP/M based transportable computer that weighed about 15 pounds circa 1984 which I replaced with a Panasonic laptop, with 20 MB of storage circa 1987. Do you remember the first time you coached a salesperson and they told you how helpful your coaching was?

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Why These Noticeable Details Will Lead You To Greater Success

Bernadette McClelland

Here are a few examples that have come up in my discussions and/or coaching that might give you some food for thought: Funnily enough, writing this article transported me back in time to when my husband and I were renovating an old house. I guess if a job is worth doing, it’s worth doing noticeably well.

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Are You Current On AI Transformation Fundamentals in Business Strategy?

Smooth Sale

For the skeptics, consider how far society has come from transportation, initially being horse and buggy, to Model T cars, sports-oriented models, and now electric vehicles. AI Transforms the Coaching Industry ‘Coaching can be so beneficial for leaders.

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How to Lead Sales Transformation in a Remote Selling World with Chris O’Brien, #164

Vengreso

Robinson , a global company in the services and transportation industry. His areas of expertise are in the fields of sales, customer management, European supply chain management, leadership, mergers and acquisitions, retail supply chains, inbound transportation, transportation outsourcing, and Transportation Management Systems (TMS).

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The Power of Sales Stories

Anthony Cole Training

One of the most powerful advantages to storytelling is that stories provide what Peter Guber described as emotional transportation. I still remember the immortal words of Walt Gerano, one of our sales coaches in our organization. The same thing happens with salespeople…and with prospects…when sales stories are told.

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Integrating the Mind, Body, and Emotions for Better Stress Management (video)

Pipeliner

It worked, and she was transported to secret locations to educate troops, chaplains, and psychiatrists. Like athletes, people must train and coach themselves to use these instruments. Jill’s neuroscience-based approach to overcoming digital distractions emphasises the necessity of staying calm in turbulent times.

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