The Selling Podcast
Feeling stuck in a sales slump? Pipeline looking thinner than a supermodel on a juice cleanse? Want to grow your business faster than a startup funded by a lottery winner? Then buckle up, buttercup, because "The Selling Podcast" is your new obsession!
Join your seasoned (slightly graying but still very spry) sales pros, Mike and Scott, who collectively boast over 50 years of crushing quotas (and racking up enough airline and hotel points to live perpetually in a suite). They're not just here to drop wisdom; they're here to deliver a potent mix of "deep-ish thoughts and some truly mediocre advice" (their words, not ours... mostly) on everything from closing monster deals to navigating the wild ride of life.
Every week, prepare for unfiltered stories, battle-tested philosophies, hard-earned insights, and enough random tangents to keep you laughing – and learning! They even drag in some special guests (who usually offer the really deep insights, just between us) to elevate the conversation even further.
Whether you're a seasoned sales manager, a hungry rep grinding for commission, or just someone who wants to understand the human element of persuasion, Mike and Scott cut through the fluff with their signature blend of sharp sales strategies and hilarious banter.
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The Selling Podcast
SELLING WANTS NOT NEEDS... ENSURING HIGHEST VALUE
Rational vs Irrational buying is an interesting idea. What is rational purchasing vs irrational purchasing? Here are our thoughts... that are highly debated in this episode:
- Rational buying - paying for something that will provide the net result of more time.
- Irrational buying - purchasing something off of emotion only.
Nutnfancy spoke about "Two Kinds of Cool" in this link. First is performance and the second is emotional. We agree to some extent. Rational purchases typically are trading for "time back" because time is the only thing we can't buy and therefore, we want it most!
We also digressed in this episode a bit. Scott's focus is that the further one moves away from the purchase because it fulfills a need, the more skilled a salesperson needs to be. Mike believes that with a little training, anyone can do it. Where do you fit in this conversation? We want to hear from you!
Mike@thesellingpodcast.com
Scott@thesellingpodcast.com
Also, the music was created by Jaxon. He does an amazing job! Please tell him that we sent you. His email address is: Jaxonhintz@icloud.com
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