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Banish These Words, “For Now…”

Partners in Excellence

But there are some that talk about what they’ve done, adding the phrase “For Now… ” These people see what we are going through not as an opportunity to learn, rethink, and change. The post Banish These Words, “For Now…” first appeared on Partners in EXCELLENCE Blog -- Making A Difference.

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Do You Have A Brain Trust?

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Related Posts: Working From Home Struggling With Intolerance Banish These Words, "For Now." Tamara, Hank, Glen, George, Scott, Mike, Howard, Shari, Alice, Charlie, Bert, Maria, and more. They are all great friends, they are in very diverse careers and backgrounds. Some are consultants, most are executives in various industries.

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Enabling Our Customers To Feel Good About Themselves And What They Are Doing

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Banish These Words, "For Now.". The old school version of this was people liking us. The idea that the more people liked us, the more they might unconsciously be biased to making decisions for us. So we competed on developing these relationships, hoping to leverage that social pressure to drive sales.

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“Sensemaking” Is Not Just For Our Customers

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Making Sense Of Sensemaking Lessons For Sales Leadership Banish These Words, "For Now." Brent Adamson wrote an outstanding HBR article on “ Sensemaking For Sales.” ” It’s an important concept, focused on helping our customers make higher quality decisions, with greater confidence.

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The Future Of Selling Driven By The Future Of Work!

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At the same time, we know the quality of buying decisions suffers when sellers are not involved. What does this mean–both to the buyers and to selling? How do we help them recognize these challenges? How do we regain their trust/confidence? What does that engagement look like? Some good news! Our own companies are going through these changes.

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The Irony of Growlabs’ Bad Sales Prospecting Emails

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In reality, if you don’t infuse every word and sentence with value for the reader, you risk producing an email that’s so bland that nobody will bother reading it. In reality, if you don’t infuse every word and sentence with value for the reader, you risk producing an email that’s so bland that nobody will bother reading it.

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The Denial of Death by Ernest Becker

The Lost Book of Sales

See book on Amazon.com. High-level thoughts Personally, this would have been a low rating book if not for just two or three chapters that ended up being a complete breakthrough. I couldn’t stop taking notes and shuffling my many thoughts that kept rising during these intense moments. If you get the book, get ready for an incredible ride.