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The MOST IMPORTANT Question Salespeople NEVER Ask That Win More Sales Faster

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The MOST IMPORTANT Question Salespeople NEVER Ask That Win More Sales Fastercareer coaching, closing the sale, cold calling, sales articles, Sales Coaching, Sales Management, sales tips, Videos

by Keith Rosen on September 12, 2019 with 0 comment

SALES LEADERS! You’re leaving sales on the table for your competition to take because no salespeople are asking their customers and prospects THE MOST important question! To close out your quarter strong and move sales over the finish line FAST, ask this ONE question or run the risk of allowing ASSUMPTIONS TO STEAL YOUR SALES! …

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5 Dangerous Assumptions Salespeople Make that Sabotage Sales and How to Save Them

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5 Dangerous Assumptions Salespeople Make that Sabotage Sales and How to Save ThemBooks by Keith Rosen, Career Advice, career coaching, closing the sale, coaching for managers, coaching salespeople, Communication, Prospecting, Cold Calling and Networking, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Training, selling

by Keith Rosen on August 3, 2019 with 1 comment

When salespeople lose a sale, do you assume it’s a gap in skill, experience, knowledge, passion, attitude or commitment? Actually, the root cause of all lost sales, communication breakdowns, departmental silos, and strained relationships that lead to mistrust are the ASSUMPTIONS we make every day. INSTANT DOWNLOAD Here’s a sales coaching playbook to avoid these …

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What’s Worse than Losing Your Keys, Wallet and Phone? This…

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What’s Worse than Losing Your Keys, Wallet and Phone? This…active listening, Books by Keith Rosen, career coaching, comunication, Leadership, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management, sales tips, selling

by Keith Rosen on April 9, 2019 with 1 comment

Consider the cost of losing your patience when speaking with your team, peers, customers and family. What if you never lose what you need most in sales & management? How would this impact your performance, attitude, stress and relationships? Here’s the secret to finding eternal patience, peace, and how you can double your team’s productivity. …

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Video: How to Fearlessly Find Your Ideal Career

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Video: How to Fearlessly Find Your Ideal Careercareer, career coaching, coaching salespeople, Goal Setting, Interviews, Life Balance, Sales Coaching, Videos

by Keith Rosen on February 27, 2019 with 0 comment

It broke my heart when this client said to me, “I’M SO TIRED OF WATCHING MY CHILDREN GROW UP THROUGH PICTURES.” 52% of the workforce doesn’t like their job and sacrifices their life, family, values, passion and purpose. Here’s a story about one client who overcame the fear of leaving a financially rewarding job and …

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INTERVIEW: New Book by Keith Rosen! Sales Leadership – A Tactical Playbook for Busy Leaders to Develop Top Performing Coaching Cultures

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INTERVIEW: New Book by Keith Rosen! Sales Leadership – A Tactical Playbook for Busy Leaders to Develop Top Performing Coaching CulturesBooks, Books by Keith Rosen, Business Coaching, career coaching, Interviews, leadership, Sales Leadership, Sales Management, Sales Training

by Keith Rosen on September 5, 2018 with 0 comment

I appreciate the opportunity to be featured on the cover, along with a great interview with Jonathan Farrington discussing my new book, Sales Leadership in the latest issue of Top Sales Magazine. I’m excited to get this book into your hands, so that all managers and salespeople can become exemplary sales leaders and trailblazing coaches …

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Are You the The Carpenter of Your Life? Build Wisely

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Are You the The Carpenter of Your Life? Build WiselyAccountability, appreciateion, Career Advice, career coaching, coaching salespeople, Executive Coaching, Family, Goal Setting, gratitude, happiness, health, leadership, Life Balance, Life Coaching and Career Coaching, Live Responsibly: Life Tips, Great Living

by Keith Rosen on August 1, 2018 with 1 comment

Who Built Your Life-House? We often build our lives in a distracted way; living from a place of reaction rather than intention. Here’s a parable that illustrates how you can choose to respond to the events in your life in the most positive and productive way, and build the ideal home you want to live …

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You Didn’t Fail Your Goal, Your Goal Failed You. How to Create the Perfect Goal – Part 1

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You Didn’t Fail Your Goal, Your Goal Failed You. How to Create the Perfect Goal – Part 1Accountability, career coaching, Goal Setting, leadership, Life Balance, Sales Coaching, Sales Management, Setting Goals, Time Management Tips

by Keith Rosen on May 2, 2018 with 0 comment

Ever struggle to attain a goal? Do you experience resistance or a lack of fulfillment during the journey? Chances are, you’re focused on the wrong goal, which will inevitably lead to failure and disappointment. Instead of focusing on what you think you want or should do, here’s how to create value-based goals that align with …

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News 12 Interview – How to Build Your Personal Brand and Become Indispensable

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News 12 Interview – How to Build Your Personal Brand and Become IndispensableAccountability, American Entitlement, career, Career Advice, career coaching, Interviews, Life Balance, Live Events, Videos

by Keith Rosen on January 12, 2018 with 0 comment

Back in 2009, I was interviewed on Channel 12 News during our last recession. The advice I gave then on building your personal brand, keeping your job and advancing in your career in the face of mounting competition was not only timely then, but applies to today’s workforce. Here are several things you can do …

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