Some Great Lessons in Storytelling
“Truth Is the Arrow, Mercy Is the Bow: A DIY Manual for the Construction of Stories” by Steve Almond is an intriguing and occasionally
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“Truth Is the Arrow, Mercy Is the Bow: A DIY Manual for the Construction of Stories” by Steve Almond is an intriguing and occasionally
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Many people in sales and presales have been taught to “Tell Show Tell” when demonstrating their software. It’s a good approach, but you need
“Tell Show Tell” Risks! Read More »
Filling out a paper intake form at a hospital while you are bleeding profusely and in pain! Taking your ailing auto to a bad
As a Prospect, Suffering Through a Typical Discovery Call Is Like… Read More »
Why is it called “closed” if it’s supposed to be the opening of a long customer relationship?
The majority of “discovery” calls that I’ve heard look and sound something like this: 0:00 Intro (generally only about the vendor reps) 0:03 “Rapport
This Is NOT Enough! Read More »
“Prospects are perishable – handle with care.” – Zig Ziglar “Never miss a good chance to shut up.” – Will Rogers “Character
Why? Why is this skill important? What? What is the skill? How? How do you apply it? When? When do you apply it and
Presales and Sales Skills: Five Questions that Need to Be Answered! Read More »
Level 1: Uncovers statements of pain Level 2: Uncovers pain and explores more deeply Level 3: Uncovers pain, explores deeply, broadens the pain and
Seven Levels of Discovery Skills: What’s YOUR Level of Practice? Read More »
A certain level of curiosity must be evolutionarily advantageous. It certainly aids in doing discovery! Daniel Berlyne’s research on curiosity might offer some clues:
I’m Curious About Curiosity…! What Makes Us Curious and Why? Read More »
Here’s the short list! Delayed Decisions No Decisions Unwarranted Discounting “Buying It Back” Slowed Sales Cycles Wasted Sales Cycles Harbor Tour Demos Stunningly Awful
What Does Insufficient Discovery Cause? Read More »