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The Anatomy of Starting a Workshop

Rob Jolles

Let me set the stage for you: You’ve spent months preparing for a workshop you’re going to be delivering. 8:00 am Start Your Trip… The day before training! 8:00 am Start Your Trip… The day before training! When you conduct training on the road, missing the event it is not an option.

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How to Get Your Foot in the Door

Selling Energy

As I’m sure many of you know, in addition to energy-focused professional sales training, I also teach benchmarking workshops (both online and in-person). One of the workshops I teach is called, “Leveraging Benchmarking to Build Your Business.”

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Leadership Development in the New Millennium

Steven Rosen

One of the VP’s said he was not happy with the impact of the corporate training program that he was mandated to use. I asked him what they were doing to sustain their excellent training. I asked him, “what sustainment components did the supplier provide to ensure the managers could take the great training and apply it in the field?

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Rainmaker Pre-Conference Workshops: The Calm Before The Storm

SalesLoft

While this might sound like enough content to satisfy even the most knowledge-hungry sales professional on your team, a lot of Salesloft customers (and future customers) tend to be over-achievers and chose to join us a day early for this year’s Pre-Conference Workshops. That was not the case in this Workshop.

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The Missing Key Element to Sales Success

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Rory Christian According to IDC , despite a "typical" $1 billion company spending a large amount of resources devoted to training for customer-facing people, poor sales enablement results in around $14 million of wasted sales and marketing expenses, and $100 million in lost sales opportunities. Where could they be going wrong?

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The Rizz Factor: Elevating Your Charisma On-Camera

Julie Hanson

Rizz is a Transfer of Energy Many sellers who are quite charismatic in person appear wooden and devoid of personality on video because the camera waters down their natural energy and enthusiasm. The camera takes away up to half of your energy on screen. This changes the dynamics of communication. Let's find out!

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Four Reasons Your Sales Training Fails

Braveheart Sales

Have you spent money on sales training without seeing rewards? Many sales training organizations focus on tactics and strategies only. These all make complete sense within the framework of a sales workshop or a sales kick-off. Sure, there usually are some nuggets that can be gleaned from attending a workshop.