Being able to push through difficulties, setbacks and the unrelenting obstacles that life throws your way is paramount to develop resiliency and reach the level of success you desire.
In this podcast, we will discuss 5 ways to become more resilient in your everyday sales career that will allow you to step out of your comfort zone.
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More about the Episode:
Resiliency is a characteristic possessed by every individual who has ever achieved something truly worthwhile. Being able to push through difficulties, setbacks and the unrelenting obstacles that life throws your way is paramount to success. I am sure we can agree on that. Unfortunately, the majority of individuals look for the path of least resistance in all aspects of a sales career and life. Avoiding difficulty and hard work is incredibly enticing for most.
In this podcast, we will discuss 5 ways to become more resilient in your everyday sales career. This will allow you to step out of your comfort zone and finally go after those lofty goals for your career in sales.
In this podcast, we will discuss 5 ways to become more resilient in your everyday sales career. This will allow you to step out of your comfort zone and finally go after those lofty goals for your career in sales.
- Seek Discomfort
- Solidify Your “Why”
- Keep Your Ego In Check
- Don’t Shy Away From Failure
- Self-Talk Is Everything
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Send me your sales-related questions and I will answer them in the upcoming podcasts – send your questions via Linkedin or fill the form here.