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Finding Your Motivation

Monday, October 17th, 2011

Recently I got up before 6am on a Saturday to meet up with a group of running buddies so we could start our run right at 6am. We had a goal of doing 12 miles. As we set out to do this within just a mile or two all of us had made a comment that sounded like: Why are we doing this? Are we crazy? This is silly. By mile five or six many of us said is this normal? Is something wrong with us to put ourselves through this? However by mile 11 we all were smiling saying I am glad we did this. I knew we were strong enough. This felt good. (more…)

Corporate Taboos: Cussing Vol. 2

Monday, October 17th, 2011

In response to the feedback from the first edition of Cussing. Paul goes more in-depth on how and why cussing could play a part in your workplace. (more…)

Defining a Good Fit in Sales

Monday, October 17th, 2011

In today’s business environment, selling is more complex and prospects more sophisticated. Continually pushing for the “yes” – ignoring the possibility that your product or service may not be the best fit – and refusing to take a “no,” will lead you down a path to a dead end. The result will be wasted time, effort, and resources that could have been invested in other opportunities. (more…)

Customer 2.0 Webinar Slides

Wednesday, October 12th, 2011

The slides are up from lasts weeks webinar Customer 2.0. (more…)

Qualifying Prospects in Sales

Monday, October 10th, 2011

As Halloween approaches my kids are starting to “size up” the neighborhood again.  Anytime we walk or ride bikes around the neighborhood they like to keep mental note of who has the most decorations since these tend to be the families who pass out the most candy.  When the big night approaches this year and Spiderman and Tinker-bell hit the streets it will be a 2-way qualification game.  They will be qualifying the houses to find out who will pass out the most candy and our neighbors will qualify (or judge) them on their costumes.  History tells us the better the costume the more candy we get! (more…)

Pests R Us

Monday, October 3rd, 2011

Interesting title? Confused a bit? Probably… but it got you to read further. Well guess what it also got me through a gatekeeper to talk to someone I had been chasing for weeks. So the story goes like this. One afternoon as I sat down to make my calls I made the choice to have the mindset of no excuses, to be emotionally detached from all outcomes and decided to just have fun with my calls. What is the worst that could happen right? (more…)

How Edison Invented Good Salespeople

Monday, September 26th, 2011

Edison gave us nuggets of wisdom on how to build the perfect salesperson. Our problem is that we just weren’t listening, because his message wasn’t in context. (more…)

Customer 2.0 Webinar

Wednesday, September 21st, 2011

a Lushin webinar on October 5th (more…)

Selling Isn’t Easy

Monday, September 19th, 2011

As I run each week diligently following my marathon training plan, I sometimes hear from friends and family when I have a 5 miler or 10 miler …oh that is a breeze for you. 6 miles you do that all the time. What they don’t know is that no matter how often or for how long you have been running it can still be difficult. It is sometimes those so called “short” runs that can be your toughest. The heat, what you ate, how much sleep you got all affecting you and sometimes you just have a bad run for no apparent reason. You just do. (more…)

Take Charge of Your Business

Friday, September 16th, 2011

a Lushin Executive Workshop presented by Paul Lushin on Oct. 26th (more…)

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