Results for Author: Adam Rosa

Invention, Intention, and a Little Introspection

Adam Rosa

July 05, 2023

Your interactions with your coworkers will improve when you go beyond thinking about their actions to also consider their intentions. Think about how others could be interpreting your actions as well.

Loss and Basketball: A Sports-as-Sales Story

Adam Rosa

June 21, 2023

Sales is all about preparation and process (and five other P’s). When the chance comes to be great, how will you take your shot?

Maestro Spotlight on Lyndsay Dowd: Selling and Leading with Intention

Adam Rosa

June 07, 2023

Whether you are trying to lead a team, fit into one, or searching for one to join, two things are always needed. You must be intentional and willing to grow. So how do you make sure you hold yourself and those around you accountable?

Maestro Spotlight on Lyndsay Dowd: Selling and Leading with Intention

Adam Rosa

June 07, 2023

Whether you are trying to lead a team, fit into one, or searching for one to join, two things are always needed. You must be intentional and willing to grow. So how do you make sure you hold yourself and those around you accountable?

Maestro Spotlight: An Interview with Will Fuentes on Resilience in Sales

Adam Rosa

May 17, 2023

This week we speak with Will about resilience—What is it? Why is it so important in sales? And how can we work on gaining more?

How Buyer Resilience Impacts the Sale

Adam Rosa

May 03, 2023

For the next three weeks, we’ll dig into the idea of resilience—who has it, how we talk about it, and how we can gain more.

Fiction in Sales: The Storybook Ending

Adam Rosa

March 08, 2023

Being good at a discovery call is not enough. You need to be able to finish the story with the right middle and ending.

Fiction in Sales: Expert Exposition

Adam Rosa

March 01, 2023

A great book and a great sale have several things in common, but the biggest is that they are full of great information.

Sales Is Like Dating—In Sickness and in Health

Adam Rosa

February 22, 2023

What’s the most important thing to do when a loved one (or a deal) gets sick? Administer medicine…in the form of uncomfortable questions.

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