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There are those that pave the way, then there are those that take a good idea and make it great.
They cajole, tweak, test, press, and prod until the concept is on the edge of snapping. Once it has reach its limits they pull the best from it and leave the broken bits to their own devices. For the cooks out there it is like making ghee. Butter is an amazing thing, and in this example the good idea. It makes pans slippery, and toast a delicacy. But those of us looking for something purer will clarify it through heat making a substance that is better for you. It is the deliciousness of butter with less minimal aftermath. (more…)
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Do you know? If not, chances are it is either because you did not ask, or you did not really investigate when you did. Instead you focused on what is important to you.
This is folly! Avoid these thoughts at all costs. The sales process, and your prospect, could care less what is important to you until you have shown that you understand what is important to them. You will struggle to be seen as a trusted advisor in any realm if you have not first established that you are able to understand the problems your prospects and clients face. It does not matter how much you know. It matters how much people think you know. (more…)
Focusing on helping sale people was what got me into blogging in the first place. This was a transcendental moment as it helped further my career and understanding of Sales 2.0 technology and practice. Being a Web 2.0 aficionado, it was only fitting that I took to the many new concept and tools that made for best practices in modern day selling. (more…)