Results for Tag: Psychology

Managing the Expectations You Have for Yourself

Rachel Smith

May 26, 2021

Are we supposed to shoot for the moon, or aim a little closer to home?

The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know

Rachel Smith

March 31, 2021

Once we understand how deeply opinions can be tied to identity, it’s no wonder most of us don’t react well when presented with a different point of view. Act like an expert negotiator, and help people detach their present from their past.

Sales Lessons From a Jazz Impresario

Keeley Schell

March 24, 2021

Jazz musicians are the best at improvising: reacting on the fly to new inputs and creating a great result.

Testimonials: Big Impact in a Little Package

Rachel Smith

March 03, 2021

A matter of skill, not luck: getting names and specific details can be the difference between a testimonial that’s a strike, and one that’s a 7-10 split.

The Resource of Attention

Rachel Smith

February 17, 2021

Stop blaming the goldfish! Capturing someone’s attention is within your grasp, even in the age of email.

Resources to Help You Love Honing Your Craft

Rachel Smith

February 10, 2021

Following the 40/20 rule may be good for you, but that doesn’t mean a healthy diet all the time. We show you how to splurge on the sweet stuff.

Why You Need Well-Informed Buyers

Keeley Schell

January 13, 2021

Too many choices, not enough choices–customers are like Goldilocks. They want a set of choices that feels just right.

Sales Lessons From Poker

Keeley Schell

December 30, 2020

When to hold ’em, when to fold ’em, and adopting the mindset of a victor every time you sit down at the table.

The Sales Skill You Didn’t Know You Were Using

Rachel Smith

October 14, 2020

Communicate better by connecting more deeply, even when you’re wearing a a mask or on Zoom.

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