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Your Salespeople Hate Being Coached and Why Sales Managers Resist Coaching Them

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Your Salespeople Hate Being Coached and Why Sales Managers Resist Coaching ThemAccountability, coaching for managers, coaching salespeople, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management, Sales Training

by Keith Rosen on April 24, 2019 with 4 comments

There are many shared, best practices between sales coaching and selling. If the evolution of selling is coaching vs. closing customers, this also applies to how you manage and develop your team. Here’s how to break free of the most toxic of coaching tactics that kills team productivity and trust. Here’s a a global epidemic …

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The Secret to Being Happy at Work and Home

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The Secret to Being Happy at Work and HomeCareer Advice

by Keith Rosen on November 16, 2014 with 6 comments

Stressing over results is ruining your life. Do this instead. A Flawed Model for Success and Happiness “Once I make my quota, hit my number, close that sale, get that promotion, help that customer, have more money, solve that problem, THEN I’ll be really happy, satisfied and will finally feel successful!” Here’s a teaspoon of …

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Be Present

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Be PresentLive Responsibly: Life Tips, Great Living

by Keith Rosen on July 9, 2008 with 0 comment

Although planning for a great year is healthy and productive, during our quest to accomplish more we often lose sight of what is occurring today. Sure we live in the present, but is that where we are truly living and responding to in each moment? Consider that most of our time is spent either living …

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