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Don’t Miss our 1 day Adaptive Selling Workshop
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The traditional ways of selling are no longer always effective. Buyers have changed the way they buy. With information freely available online, buyers now research what they need extensively before they will even consider taking your sales call, yet alone … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptive selling, behaviour, communication, competition, Confidence, course, credibility, customer relationships, feelings, focus, happiness, knowledge, loyalty, motivation, neuroscience, performance, questions, rapport, relationships, sales coaching, sales performance, sales success, sales training, satisfaction, selling, service, stress, success, trust, understanding, workshop
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Shocking News! The Management books are wrong!
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Shocking news! The management books have got it wrong! For years they have been telling us how to manage ‘people’, but the fact is you cannot manage people you can only manage an individual. Every person is different and unique. … Continue reading
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Tagged behaviour, challenges, change, coach, coaching, commitment, communication, credibility, excel, excellence, management, manager, mentor, motivate, motivation, performance, poor performance, questions, relationships, role, success, understand
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Prospecting used to be so much simpler, you just dialed and smiled. The more calls you made the higher probability of success in securing a sale or an appointment to visit your prospective client. Now we are faced with Gate … Continue reading
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Tagged engaging with customers, Facebook, Linked In, prospecting, relationships, sales, Socail Media, Twitter
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If you don’t move ‘towards’ you’ll end up getting what you don’t want!
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When a lost Alice met the Cheshire cat during her Wonderland adventures, she asked him, “which way ought I go from here?” He answered sensibly, “That depends a great deal on where you want to get to.” Alice replied, “I … Continue reading
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Tagged away, behaviour, buyer, carrot, drive, focus, goals, improve, motivated, motivation, NLP, performance, rapport, relationships, sales coach, selling, stick, success, towards, trust
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8 ways to understand Body & Language
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There is so much nonsense written about body language that it’s not surprising that many sales guys have given up trying to get to grips with it and gone ‘au naturel’ – just relying on their own common sense and … Continue reading
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Tagged auditory, body language, common sense, communication, deletion, distortion, eye access cues, feel, flexibility, generalisation, gestures, gustatory, hear, improve sales, kinaesthetic, match, mimic, mirror, neuroscience, NLP, olfactory, postures, rapport, relationships, sales coach, sales coaching, sales performance, see, smell, speech patterns, taste, training, VAKOG, visual
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Coaching and Neuroscience
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Coaching is the second-fastest growing profession in the world, rivalled only by information technology. At the most basic level, coaches provide leaders with the objective feedback they need to nourish their growth. Coaching requires executives to slow down, gain awareness, … Continue reading
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Tagged behaviour, brain, brain science, coach, coaching, conscious competence, executive coaching, flexible, goals, growth, human brain, language, leadership skills, muscle memory, neuroscience, NLP, physiology, preferences, relationships, thinking, transformation, wired
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8 tips on building rapport!
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Have you ever noticed how conversation just seems to flow when two people are in rapport? Their bodies as well as their words match each other. Just watch a couple in a restaurant or friends meeting in a pub, they … Continue reading
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Tagged behaviour, body language, client, coach, coaching, communication, Confidence, effectiveness, gestures, improve sales, interests, neuroscience, NLP, non-verbal, patterns, perception, posture, rapport, relationships, sales coaching, sales performance, secret, sensory, skill, skills, tone, training, trust, understand, voice
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5 ways to improve your relationship with your manager.
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Let’s face it most of us like to get along with the people work with. Having a good peer to peer relationship makes our working lives a lot more rewarding and enjoyable. It appears, however, that quite a few of … Continue reading
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Tagged ask, behaviour, clarity, coaching, code of conduct, communicate, communication, facts, feedback, feel good, gratitude, happy, high level, improve sales, manager, neuroscience, NLP, overview, peer, performance, pitch, preference, relationships, report, responsibility, reward, sales coach, sales coaching, sales performance, specific, style, work
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