Inspire and Educate Your Sales Team Using the Oldest and Most Effective Training Method Ever Created – Great Storytelling.

There is nothing more important than keeping your top revenue generators in “The Zone”… that performance arc where their collective selling skills are firing on all cylinders. As a sales manager, your challenge is keeping the performance edge at its highest – all the time! And that can be an ominous task because even though your team has top level skills, the challenge is to continually bring them to the forefront and reinforce them. I know you’d love to get in front of your sales team at the beginning of the week and inspire them like Vince Lombardi would with a great story and a reminder that they have the ability to win the week. But that’s not always possible. Apart from “motivational and educational” speaking being extremely difficult, your reps are most likely in their territories far from your location. Yet, I know that you know, the power of a five-minute weekly starter. This is where you and I can form a perfect partnership because I am an expert motivational storyteller and you are a great team leader. My job is to start each of your reps off on Monday morning with an awesome five-minute story focused on the vast lessons of selling…in the real world…that every business to business sales professional will relate to and remember, and your job will be the other six thousand tasks you have to do to be an effective corporate sales leader.

You’ve Got a Great Sales Force … Let’s Keep Them That Way.

Over the years your company has made significant investments in sales skills training for your people and they are the best of the best in your industry. But skills diminish if they are not constantly reinforced. Look, I’ve done a lot of classroom teaching for sales folks and know how antzy they get about two hours before the end…they just want…no, they need to get back to their territories…it’s where they thrive. And once there, performance pressures kick in and they quickly settle back into “what works” for them. And we both know that with a little bit of in-field learning support, those extra incremental edges could easily eek out. But a support Educational System in the territory? Nearly Impossible.