Dave Kurlan is a top-rated speaker, best-selling author, sales thought leader and highly regarded sales development expert.
What a great interview I had with Bill Murray, Founder and CEO of Winning Incorporated, Friday on my Meet the Sales Experts Radio Show! He was awesome.
Here are some of the highlights from my conversation with Bill:
His mission is to abolish mediocrity. He tells us how in the interview...
He revealed a success story where the client, a bank, achieved a 400% increase in their asset base. Listen to hear what Bill did with the bank tellers!
Bill recalled his early days in sales which included getting a Jaguar for free - listen to hear how - and four transferable lessons from his very first job in sales.
He revealed the biggest obstacle he had to overcome in order to succeed - hear what it was like going from a leadership position with 2 personal assistants to a startup with zero income and....5 kids!
He had 3 great tips for helping you succeed in sales in this economy - the #2 tip was Put on Your Helmet! He explained how he named his company, and he provided this great tip: "Find something you're passionate about and attack it."
Bill also talked about applying a 50,000 foot strategy to the real world.
How would you like to get your own sales force issues answered live on Meet the Sales Experts? You can. The next show is this Monday, June 15, at 12 Noon ET. You don't even have to listen to the live show - you can listen to the archived show later to get your answer.
First, email me the details of your issue. It doesn't matter what it is. It can be about your salespeople, strategy, systems, processes, challenges, or approach or even your frustration over the economy. Just send the email and I'll read your question and provide the answer on this week's show.
Next, if you're able to listen live, simply click here at 12 Noon ET on 6/15/09 and click the link to Listen Live. If you're not able to listen live, you can check back here any time after Tuesday, 6/16/09 and click the link for the 6/15/09 show.
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