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Most people will tell you they do not have enough time, yet, since the beginning of time all of us have had exactly 24 hours in every day.

By Tom Ziglar
Productivity

The key to being a professional salesperson is the ability to develop.  You never graduate from selling.  All professionals invest time, energy, emotion and money in developing their skills, attitu

By Bryan Flanagan
Sales
Sales Can Help You In Your Career

One of the advantages of being in sales is the opportunity to set career goals and achieve them with stunning success.  In this tough economy, it is comforting to know that it is still possible to move up the organizational chart – and the sales department is a great place to start. 

By Zig Ziglar
Sales

During my sales training  workshops I often ask the participants, “What do you like about the sales profession and what do you dislike about the sales profession?”   The answers are then listed on

By Bryan Flanagan
Sales

In order for your selling efforts to be successful and for you to close successfully, each sale must pass through four filters.

By Bryan Flanagan
Sales
Three Steps to Win In Life

There are lots of steps and sub-steps you have to put together when you begin to plan your success, but a few things are foundational.

By Tom Ziglar
Motivation
The Importance of Measurements

The mythical business broker Brad Beancounter analyzes businesses that are for sale to help establish a sales price.  Naturally he reviews normal financial reports such as Profit and Loss Statement

By Larry Galler
Business
Systemize Growing the Staff and Become Great

For a business to grow and flourish, the people in the business need to grow their capabilities to grow with the company.

By Tom Ziglar
Business

For years people have been talking about “going the extra mile,” which is certainly a good plan if you really want to do more with your life. 

By Tom Ziglar
Business
Yeah, But What's Under the Water?

Recently I was on board a beautiful new boat with a friend.  While the boat looked absolutely stunning from everything I could see, the owner told me it was time to pull it out of the water and see

By Dan Miller
Business

“Play your game,” said Coach Galen Scott. The pointed advice was given to a very weary, frustrated college tennis player. If you haven’t guessed, that frustrated athlete was me.

By Mark Bowser
Sales

As you enter professional sales (whether this is your first experience or you are rededicating yourself to a new level of professionalism), you must stop to realize that choosing to be a sales prof

By Tom Ziglar
Sales

Selling is a transference of feeling.  It is important that salespeople keep their attitude in a positive frame.  Here

By Tom Ziglar
Sales
Three Ideas for Sales Success

First idea: There is not now, there never has been, and there never will be an outstanding salesperson—one who climbs to the top, one who breaks the records and sells more than anyone else—there’s never been a real sales champion who was “normal.” 

By Tom Ziglar
Sales

I have seen this question before (and questions similar to it), and when a young lady from the Washington area asked it the other day online, it made sense to share.

By Joel Boggess
Productivity

The Eartha White story appeared in Reader’s Digest nearly 40 years ago.  She was four-and-a-half feet tall and the daughter of a former slave. 

By Tom Ziglar
Character

Are joy and happiness two words for the same thing?  We tend to use these words interchangeably, yet they are different in significant ways.

By Clancy Cross
Character

When does a four-hour delay not feel that bad?  When you have a pilot who takes control of the situation and owns it!  I know what you’re thinking: Here comes another airline story about delays and

By Rob Jolles
Motivation
Ziglar Business

Trust in the workplace is fragile. Companies and their leaders have added to the inherent suspicion people carry for their bosses by using the terms trust, teamwork, and transparency as buzz words

By Tom Ziglar
Business

Each week I travel the country speaking to groups of leaders at meeting and conferences.  No matter where I go I’m asked the same question time and again by leaders ranging from frontline managers

By Jeb Blount
Business
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