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Rather than viewing losses as failures, we must reframe them as the valuable lessons they are.
The power of allowing your personality to come through during the sales process cannot be overstated.
Here are some suggested responses to three of the most common objections you'll likely hear.
Growth is an ongoing process of learning, adapting, and overcoming challenges.
You need to be the one having powerful conversation and lending a genuinely interested ear to your prospects and clients. And it's more attainable than you realize.
While there is one ultimate definition of success in selling, there are things that we must celebrate along the way.
Here is a summary of research and analysis of six vulnerabilities that can bring benefits businesses down:
When you refer separately to your "sales team" and your "service team," you create separation and internal conflict.
It's time to change how you look at the role you play in the business lives of your clients.
Exposures often lead business owners to cut the wrong expenses and avoid the right investment.