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Sales Game Changers | Tips from Successful Sales Leaders - Moving from Corporate Sales to Solopreneurship with Professional Organizer Lisa Malone
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Moving from Corporate Sales to Solopreneurship with Professional Organizer Lisa Malone

Sales Game Changers | Tips from Successful Sales Leaders

02/05/23

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This is episode 590.

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LISA'S TIP: "Find the one little thing that really lights your fire every day, so you can go to your meetings with that fire. People can tell from your voice if you're in it or not in it. The one thing that you can do yourself is be in it. Get that energy out there, find fun. Find fun in every day because every day there's challenges all over the place, and if you just can find that little spark, things will go well for you."

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KATHERINE'S TIP: "When you walk into a room, be prepared, be ready to say your one piece that you want to share with the org, with whoever is in that meeting. Whether it's a one-on-one, whether it's a meeting with your team, whether it's a meeting with a partner team, come in prepared for that meeting so that you come off even more intelligent than you are. You know what you need to bring to that table, so share it, have it concise and ready to go in a little notebook, and shine. It's your chance to shine and you have it in you, believe in yourself."

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JENNIFER'S TIP: "Make sure that you have the right people in the right place. Be willing to say, this person does not fit our rubric, this person does not fit in our world. We are going to cause ourselves more pain than the revenue is worth and we need to walk away but we need to focus in on these people who are the right customers. Doing that and working in concert with your clients has been a recipe for success for us."

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