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What do gum disease, heart disease and sales excellence have in common? 
It all started a few days ago while sitting in the dentist chair for my routine check-up. I grind my teeth like crazy so my dentist wants me in his office as often as possible. Why do I grind my teeth? I have no idea. Maybe it's my personality, stress level, kids', business... who knows.
However, what I do know is that I am the perfect client for my dentist. I am in need; I offer consistent cash flow and a steady reoccurring revenue stream. What makes me an even better client for my dentist is that I cannot stop subconsciously grinding my teeth.
As I sat in the dental chair awaiting the results of my exam I was drawn to an article posted on the wall about the relationship between gum disease and heart attacks. The article established that good dental care will dramatically reduce the risk of heart attacks. If going to the dentist could essentially save your life then why have I dreaded these past 30 minutes of my dental exam for the last week. I suddenly realized that something so arbitrary, such as a routine dental appointment can be so important to the overall outcome of your life.
In my career I have found that what separates average sales producers from top sales producers are the small subtleties. It is the small nuances that make them excellent and these tiny differences make a tremendous impact throughout their entire career.
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The "Small Stuff" Matters in Sales
Successful Sales People Sweat the Small Stuff
How many times have you been told, "Don't sweat the small stuff" only to think back and wish that you had taken a couple more minutes to sweat small stuff?
Do you often find yourself saying, "I can't believe I just did that??" or "I'm such an idiot" because of a small detail that you either did not notice or chose to ignore? A salesperson that forgets meetings, makes spelling and grammar mistakes and has a hard time staying organized will not find success in sales. In order to be a successful sales person you must be perceived as a hard worker, diligent, articulate and trustworthy.
When it comes to attaining success in sales you have to, "Sweat the small stuff." More often than not the small stuff makes or breaks a sales deal.
This is true for every aspect of your sales job and begins with the interview.
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Olympians and Sales Athletes
Inspired, Motivated and Driven to be the Best
Here we are, post 2012 Summer Olympic Games. For 17
days, more than 219 million Americans watched over
5,535 hours of Games. From the opening ceremony, to 26
sports with 36 disciplines and about 300 events, we follow the athletes through the peaks and valleys of their dreams coming true.
Congratulations to the United States with 46 Gold, 29 Silver, and 29 Bronze metals!
Every four years these international sensational
athletes compete to be the best. To make it to the next Olympics, they must undergo serious training and more competitions just to qualify. I trained for and ran the Chicago Half Marathon... emphasis on the half. That was the most challenging 2 hours of my life and I chuckle at myself when the Olympic full marathoners come in just a few seconds over 2 hours. I respect and admire these athletes and I hope they inspire us all, they certainly inspire me.
Some of us will be inspired to try a new sport, push for those extra laps, or complete a full marathon. Maybe, some of us will see a different perspective and be inspired to work harder toward our goals, like me with my professional goals. Many of us will not be making it to the Olympics but I'm confident most of us have competed in one fashion or another. For those of us in the Sales industry, we compete every day. We may not be Olympians but I see us as Sales Athletes. Click Here to Read More |
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Boston Segway Tour and Red Sox Game
This year's summer outing included a very unique tour of Boston and a Red Sox Game. We took a Segway tour from the North End to the Seaport District and although we hit some bumps on the way, we all survived and made it to the Red Sox game where we proceeded to have an amazing time!
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