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Why You Should Fire Half Your Customers Today
There is one thing every business has in common: customers. Without someone to buy your products and services, you...
Scale Your Company: Shift From Talent to Systems
Talent Can Only Perform to the Quality of the System It Is In Eventually, you can't count on superhero employees and...
Your Actions Define Your Strategy More Than Your Words
If your behavior doesn't match your strategy, you send mixed messages to the rest of the organization. Helping choose...
How to Answer “Are We for Sale?”
It can be somewhat tricky to answer the question, "Is the Business for Sale" honestly and maintain integrity. As...
How to Try Before You Buy a Company
Slow and Steady Wins the Race While lots of mergers fail, and if you had to pick one reason -it is companies rushing...
Super Salespeople Use TACT to Build Relationships
When you're trying to do business with someone in a way where ultimately you'd like him or her to purchase something...
Salespeople Are Coin-Operated — and That’s OK
Different things motivate all of us. For example, people can be motivated by intrinsic things like the chance to learn...
Two Ways To Share Equity With Your Team
Sharing equity with your team can be a powerful motivator, and there are two basic ways most firms do it. In a prior...
Does Your Sales Team Hunt Or Farm?
When you think about your sales force, what kind of people do you have working for you: Hunters or Farmers? And what...
As a Leader, Everything Matters
No Stuff is the "Small Stuff" Kids and employees have an amazing ability to pick up when our behaviors don't match up...
8 Travel Secrets From a 2 Million Mile Traveler You Need To Know
Here are eight secrets that, if every traveler heeded them, would make traveling far more enjoyable for everyone...
Rules or Culture: What’s the Best Way to Lead?
There are multiple ways you can manage an organization to make sure that the right decisions get made under most...