The Sales Mind Coach Blog
In-home sales can be a game-changer, both for your career and for your clients. Many professionals shy away from it, thinking that it’s just another sales job. But in-home sales positions are unique…they offer incredible opportunities for personal connection, increased trust, and a more personalized...
In sales, YOUR MINDSET IS EVERYTHING! I have seen this proven, time and time again. The way you think directly impacts the way you act, the way you respond to challenges, the way you approach an appointment and ultimately, it will impact the results you get. Whether you’re a seasoned sales professio...
Slow periods in sales can be frustrating, but they also offer a unique opportunity to shift gears and refocus your efforts. Instead of panicking, think of this time as a chance to lay the groundwork for future success. While the leads may not be flooding in, there are always ways to generate new opp...
The best sales pros start with a strong needs assessment. It’s not about rushing to a pitch or jumping straight into your product or service… it’s about understanding your prospect and knowing what they truly want and need. Without this foundational step, you’re just guessing, and guessing doesn’t l...
The power of asking the right questions can’t be overstated. Too often, sales reps dive straight into their pitch, eager to close the deal, without fully understanding what the customer truly needs. Asking questions is the key to unlocking deeper connections, building trust, and ultimately, driving ...
Salespeople who are genuinely curious about their customers build better relationships. Instead of simply presenting a product, they listen actively, ask insightful questions, and learn about their customers’ lives, motivations, pain points, and goals.
When you know what drives your client, you ca...
The landscape of sales has shifted dramatically over the years. The days of interrupting potential clients with a cold call, pitching your product in a one- sided conversation, and pushing for the close as soon as possible are over. The modern sales process is much more customer-centric and consulta...
The power of writing down your goals is incredible. Studies show that people who write down their goals are 42% more likely to achieve them. Why? Because writing your goals makes them real and tangible, holding you accountable and keeping you focused. It creates a roadmap for your success by allowin...
“Treat your salesperson like you would treat your most important customer—because they are!” – Colleen Stanley
Sales managers and business owners, it’s time to focus on the backbone of your success… your sales team. We featured this quote as a daily sales motivation recently, and we felt it should ...
Sales is often seen as a game of confidence. We walk into a customer’s home, prepared to showcase our products and services, and prove why we’re the best choice. But here’s the twist… success in sales doesn’t solely rest on confidence… it’s built on humility. Being humble in sales isn’t about downpl...
One of the best feelings in sales isn’t when you tell the customer why they need your product… it’s when they tell you. The real magic happens when they realize the value themselves and say, “I want this.” Achieving that moment means focusing on understanding, guiding, and empowering your clients so...
In sales, objections aren’t walls meant to keep you from selling… they are doors waiting to be opened. When a prospect throws out an objection, they’re not shutting you down; they’re telling you, “I need to understand more.” “I am interested.” By shifting your perspective and treating objections as ...