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3 Ways to Create Elite Sales Cultures
What is the similarity between a fighter pilot, neurosurgeon, navy SEAL, trial lawyer and a marine? The professions are regarded by many people as elite professions that have high barriers for entry and retention. Despite the barriers, these professions continue to attract candidates year after year that want to break through those barriers. Wouldn't it be interesting to apply the same tactics and strategies used in creating elite professions to creating elite sales teams? No need to reinvent the wheel, just use some of the wheels already in existence with these professions.

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The King of the Ring: Vince McMahon is Born
“I don't know who the hell I am, I don't know what I want, except, I've got an insatiable appetite for life, and I want more, more, more!”

100 Ways to Succeed #90
For the Sheer Hell of It!
Tired of fighting for customers in the bargain basement?
Imagine for a second… Your phone wouldn't stop ringing and your inbox are inundated with emails… You diary is filled with the names of people eager to answer your phone calls and hear your sales pitch… People are rushing to your door and begging you to take their money… Wouldn’t that make your life a hell lot easier and get you to sleep better at night? However, the sad reality is that many entrepreneurs are working 16 hours a day and 7 days a week just to make ends meet. They are frustrated by the fact they work an unreasonable amount of hours, yet don't seem to make the money they deserve. Does this sound familiar to you?
Please Dont Buy Anything From Me
This week I had one customer threaten to "hunt me down and shoot me like a dog." Another said that if she could get her hands around my neck she'd strangle the life out of me. And still another sincerely hoped that I "burn in Hell for all eternity." What did I do to deserve these threats? Nothing. Absolutely nothing.
Don’t tell me it’s out of your control
‘It's out of my control.' ‘I can't do anything about it.' ‘I'm just the sales person.' Sales people who sell in equipment and service contracts take note. This story is about you and your responsibility to the customer for the life of the sale not just the initial sale of the machine and the signing of the contract. The quotes above are what I heard this week from a sales person from a well-known equipment manufacture who sold us a complete equipment and service package 18 months ago. It certainly wasn't what I wanted to hear. Without going into too much detail we have had the ‘printer from hell'.
Is Your Attitude Helping or Hurting Your Success?
I’ve found myself talking often this past week about attitude and how your attitude is both completely under your control and the #1 predictor of your success. I’m sharing some of my absolute most inspiring quotations on the power of attitude as my article this week. Pick your top few favorites that really resonate with who you are and use them as mantras this week.

How Smart Is Your Local Business Marketing?
Local businesses tend to market locally and with the same approach. A flyer in the weekend paper and maybe some radio ads, and with the same offers week in, week out. This can definitely work, and weekend sales might be all you need to get by. But do you really want to continue just getting by at weekends, or do you want to be a business for every day of the week?
Strategic Planning - Business Executive Essentials - Part 11 of 12
In last week’s article, and in the prior week’s edition, we covered questions related to planning effectiveness. In the continuation of analysis this week, we will cover others. How would you answer the following questions about your own corporate strategic planning process?
They Sure Make Oakland Look Like Paradise!
A few years ago my company sponsored a sales contest (back when companies were allowed to do business by selling things). It was a big deal. First prize was a week-long vacation in Hawaii. Second prize was a week in San Diego. Third prize was a week in Palm Springs. There was also a consolation prize for next-to-last place: a week in Oakland....
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