I’m a huge cynic when it comes to statistics. Why? Just watch the news. The simple fact is that statistics can easily be manipulated to present the preferred outcome for whoever is compiling the data. Political polling is just one great example. Inflation is coming down. Talk to my grocery bill. The economy is great.
I think that I was probably raised on the importance of being authentic. Being “authentic” is kind of interchangeable with being “honest”. Yes? When social media arrived, one of the first things that I was told was that you needed to be perceived as being both transparent and authentic. As a salesperson, I have read
True confession time. I am a compulsive list creator. I have lists for just about EVERYTHING. Some are active to-do lists. Others are annual or seasonal to-do lists. I have “master plans” and “other than master plans”. I have never met a list that I did not love. I use post it notes (two sizes),
Please note – While this article discusses Nimble CRM specifically, contact syncing between any two applications may raise similar concerns. Being able to sync your contacts between Nimble and another source is something that is welcomed by most users. It’s a great feature but, if not handled properly, it can create issues. There are a
This past January I passed ownership of my networking group, NetWorks! Boise, to her new owner. I created this group in October of 2007. I had a good run but I’m also getting a bit long in the tooth and it was time to focus on my other passion, training businesses on how to best
The 5 R’s – Sales & CRM 101
It seems as if I am always touting how simple CRM, and by extension selling, really is. The entire secret to sales is creating, maintaining, and building client relationships. You do this by consistently exceeding expectations and by demonstrating R.U.M. characteristics. You are perceived as being remarkable, unique, and memorable. These 5 R’s will allow
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