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Memory Reminders (Issue 1057)

In which we are encouraged to do something or give something to new (or existing) clients that will remind them of us and keep us close long after the first sale, project, or transaction. Read more »

Pruning (Issue 1056)

In which we are reminded to remove low value accounts from our books of business so we can concentrate on the best growth opportunities. Read more »

Shift Speed (Issue 1055)

In which we are reminded to check in on ourselves, from time to time, and shift quickly if we’re off track. Read more »

Lost Cards (Issue 1054)

In which we are reminded that people won’t buy, sell, or make a move until they conclude that they can’t do things on their own with their existing resources. Read more »

The Mooring Field (Issue 1053)

In which we are reminded there is no shame in asking for assistance when we should ask for assistance to avoid damaging property, relationships, or opportunities. “Do you need help?” A much more seasoned sailor called to us from a launch retrieving folks from another boat in the mooring field. We’d been sailing a 15’ … Read more »

Shark Attack (Issue 1052)

In which we are reminded about the power of boundaries in the questions we ask. Read more »

Onion Disruption (Issue 1051)

In which we are reminded to share with clients the full picture of purchasing and implementing a new product or service lest they find it not their taste later on. Read more »

Look Ahead (Issue 1050)

In which we are reminded to look ahead, far ahead, in our strategic accounts, to anticipate conflicts and opportunities that may affect our sales progress. Read more »

Personal Touch to Top of Mind (Issue 1039)

In which we are reminded that, the more deeply we know our clients’ challenges and celebrations, the more able we are to share resources that they find valuable and that elevate our visibility. Read more »

Then The Rains Came (Issue 1015)

In which we are reminded about the importance of checking for changes just before client meetings. Read more »