Podcast consisting of an amazing chit chat with Don Shapiro on his book “Stealth Value”. Customer value is the sum total of everything a customer knows about what you offer for sale and how it compares to the competition. Inside every prospect and customer, there exists stealth value. It is explained as the value that ... »
Here we are interviewing Tim David who is the author of Magic Words – The Science and Secrets Behind Seven Words that Motivate, Engage, and Influence. An ex-professional magician, he now teaches busy professionals the science of how to be more influential in today’s digital environment. Tim’s work has been profiled in hundreds of media ... »
Podcast interview with Scott Greenberg having an interesting chat on coaching element in leadership. Scott is a Franchise Speaker and Business Coach and leads many programs for franchises, brands, and businesses. He explains the correlation between high sales and customer experience and employee experience. If we develop our employees and coach them in the right ... »
The world is full of bright, wise entrepreneurs, with many unique and innovative ideas. However, many of these innovative ideas never come to fruition, because these entrepreneurs don’t have the experience to execute their ideas. They don’t know what to watch out for, what the risks are, or the potential blind spots, and as a ... »
Workplace dynamics are in a state of constant shift, but is this shift happening in the form of major transformations, or small evolutions? The answer is that it really depends on the industry. Bill Jensen has spent over 30 years researching, interviewing, and surveying individuals from a workplace perspective. John Golden interviews Jensen on the ... »
When the phrase “conflict the workplace” gets brought up, many people would deem this a negative thing, conjuring up images of vocal frustrations, HR meetings, and disruptions with emotional and other consequences. However, Craig Weber has a different idea of what conflict looks like in business, and encourages it, when done correctly. In this expert ... »
Neuroscience and business are two industries that may not seem to go together, but new technology and research have generated an opportunity for science and sales to collide. Through neuroscience, companies can get their message out there in a way that actually resonates with the client on a real, genuine, biological level. Jeff Bloomfield, interviewed ... »
Podcast interview with John Golden and Merit Gest for all those sales professionals and entrepreneurs to want to master different skills and strategies regarding sales management. Here we have invited Merit Gest who is a business owner for over 20 years and she has worked with large and small companies as a consultant and as ... »
In this episode, sales influence expert Paul Ross breaks down why traditional pitching fails—and what actually moves buyers to yes. The real decision-maker isn’t your prospect’s logic. It’s their emotional state. Ross calls it the “buying state”—a feeling of focus, trust, and desire that has to exist before any pitch lands. Engineer that first, and ... »
In this episode, remote sales expert Kai Law breaks down why most remote closers fail — and it’s rarely about talent. Without an office structure, your habits become everything. Kai shares how top performers set daily activity targets, obsessively track KPIs, and treat their CRM like a truth-telling mirror. The biggest mindset shift? Stop blaming ... »
Leadership isn’t a personality trait — it’s a practice. That’s the core message from Dr. Garland Vance, a 25-year leadership veteran, in his recent Sales POP! interview. His framework is simple but demanding: lead with character, communicate with clarity, and build genuine community within your team. Most leaders fail not from a lack of effort, ... »
That’s the foundation of a brand now selling in dozens of countries — built without a single ad until international distribution was already moving. His framework is brutally simple: validate with your own money first, learn your cash flow rhythms before scaling, and treat your founding story like a competitive asset — because it is. ... »
In a recent Sales POP! conversation, advisor Simon Bowen made a point that’s hard to shake: AI isn’t your biggest threat — reactive thinking is. As technology absorbs more routine work, the leaders and salespeople who win will be the ones who think deliberately, not just quickly. Bowen’s advice is simple but countercultural — pause ... »
Most executives don’t have a time problem. They have a design problem. In this episode, Claire Giovino, CEO of Inbox Done, breaks down the framework high performers use to stop reacting to their day and start owning it. We cover energy mapping, the delegation trap most leaders fall into, and why your phone sitting on ... »
