Sales Tips

Sales representatives often have a hard time finding a healthy balance between their work and personal lives. This can be detrimental to both their health and performance at work, as well as their relationships with family and friends. Sales representatives are often pulled in many different directions by the demands of their job, which is why it can be difficult for them to find time for themselves. They must learn how to manage this balancing act correctly, or else they will end up burning out very quickly. If you are a sales representative experiencing this problem, here are some…

“Who has time for reading?” You may ask yourself every time you come across an article like this. Well, let me give you some names… Bill Gates reads more than 50 books per year. Elon Musk learned how to build rockets by reading books. Warren Buffett reads 5 to 6 hours a day. And the list just goes on and on. They are obvious proof that success is closely linked to reading. If they can make time for it, you can too. Here’s a list of the 50 best sales books of all time organized by categories. Pick up the right ones…

The "When" and "How" of Work Matters Less The traditional workday and workweek have both been obsolete for over a decade. They were unworkable before the pandemic, and they are unworkable now. Deals are not made solely during business hours, and creativity doesn't follow a rigid schedule.  We have stubbornly clung to this relic for so long, and it is baffling. Different people hit their productivity peak at different times. The Atlantic noted that many people have internal clocks that don't work with a nine-to-five schedule. With any luck, COVID-19 will destroy this outdated standard for good.  By nature,…