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Don’t You Want to Make More Money? Maybe Not, Dear Manager. 10 Questions to Uncover People’s Motivations and Priorities

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Don’t You Want to Make More Money? Maybe Not, Dear Manager. 10 Questions to Uncover People’s Motivations and PrioritiesExecutive Coaching, How to Manage Your Team, leadership, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management

by Keith Rosen on June 16, 2020 with 0 comment

“Don’t you want to make more money?” Maybe not, dear manager. CAUTION! Are you managing in your own image? Motivating people is hard. Having people SELF-MOTIVATE is the key. PLAY LIKE THE PROS – COACH LIKE A LEADER – ONLINE COURSE Take the time to uncover each person’s core values, priorities, and goals. If not, …

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Employee Productivity and Engagement Will Drop Working from Home. Myths of the Remote Workplace – Part 2

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Employee Productivity and Engagement Will Drop Working from Home. Myths of the Remote Workplace – Part 2career, career coaching, coaching salespeople, comunication, Hiring and recruiting, leadership, Life Balance, management articles, Remote Work, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management

by Keith Rosen on June 1, 2020 with 0 comment

As we continue to make this transition around how we manage our lives and careers, managers have the added responsibility of ensuring their employees are staying engaged, maintaining productivity, and feeling supported and connected to the team and the company. To avoid sabotaging yourself and your team, it’s essential to be mindful of these four …

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THE Coaching Conversation Managers MUST Have to Ensure Salespeople Achieve Their Sales Goals

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THE Coaching Conversation Managers MUST Have to Ensure Salespeople Achieve Their Sales GoalsBusiness Coaching, career, career coaching, coaching for managers, coaching salespeople, cold calling, leadership, management tips, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management, Time Management Tips, training for managers

by Keith Rosen on January 14, 2020 with 8 comments

USE THE ARTICLE SIGN-UP BOX ON THE RIGHT, (or below on your phone) AND GET INSTANT ACCESS! Sales quotas are set, but is there alignment, buy-in, COMMITMENT and a bulletproof strategy to achieve them? Are you certain your sales team has the SKILLS, MESSAGING, fearless ATTITUDE, SELF-ACCOUNTABILITY, TIME MANAGEMENT strategy, and structure to thrive? An …

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Why The Seduction of Potential Will Destroy Your Team, Lose More Sales and Threaten Your Sanity

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Why The Seduction of Potential Will Destroy Your Team, Lose More Sales and Threaten Your SanityLife Coaching and Career Coaching

by Keith Rosen on May 8, 2019 with 0 comment

Deciding who to hire, who to let go, and when it’s the right time to do so is a daunting and time consuming struggle for managers. Are you running your business by the elusive and costly potential you see in others or by measurable evidence of progress and results? Here’s how to avoid the hypnotic …

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Your Culture Sucks. 15 Questions To Assess Your  Company Ecosystem and Coaching Effectiveness

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Your Culture Sucks. 15 Questions To Assess Your Company Ecosystem and Coaching Effectivenessbusiness ethics, comunication, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management

by Keith Rosen on March 18, 2019 with 2 comments

Does your company culture reflect your people and their personal values? Are your people a reflection of your culture? Does the attitude and behavior within your organization reflect your desired culture? Does your culture reflect not just your corporate vision but your team vision, as well as your team’s and your personal vision and values? …

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Three Questions that Hold People 100% Accountable – Sales Leadership Coaching Video

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Three Questions that Hold People 100% Accountable – Sales Leadership Coaching VideoAccountability, coaching salespeople, Communication, leadership, Sales Leadership, Sales Management, Sales Training, Videos

by Keith Rosen on October 20, 2018 with 0 comment

FINALLY, THE SECRET TO HOLDING PEOPLE 100% ACCOUNTABLE! “How can I hold people accountable to their word, commitments & goals without confrontation or micromanaging them?” Order, Sales Leadership, save 32%, and get over $1,250 worth of sales leadership resources free! Plus, get my book, Own Your Day and save 70%.   If you’ve ever struggled …

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Stop Selling – Start Coaching: Top Salespeople Coach Customers to Succeed – Part 1

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Stop Selling – Start Coaching: Top Salespeople Coach Customers to Succeed – Part 1Career Advice, coaching salespeople, customer service, Prospecting, Cold Calling and Networking, Sales Coaching, Sales Management, Sales Training

by Keith Rosen on November 20, 2017 with 1 comment

Your customers have evolved. So have your salespeople. That’s why top salespeople are great coaches. Instead of training salespeople with outdated techniques your competitors use, developing a top-performing sales team requires transforming salespeople into a Selling Coach. To become a sales champion, attain market dominance and outsell your competition, becoming a Consultative Sales Coach enables …

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Your Meetings Suck: How Managers Facilitate Influential, Productive Meetings – Part 1

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Your Meetings Suck: How Managers Facilitate Influential, Productive Meetings – Part 1Communication, How to Manage Your Team

by Keith Rosen on October 16, 2016 with 2 comments

There’s a difference between facilitating a conversation and managing a meeting from a soapbox. When managers stand on their soapbox, the consequences of preaching are severe, since they’re the only one participating in the meeting. Here’s how to avoid the stale, monotonous meetings and reinvigorate ones that create the engagement, buy-in, alignment and accountability you …

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