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A full calendar can look like discipline, productivity, and control—until something unexpected happens and there is nowhere for it to go. After spending four days running his business from a chair beside a hospital bed, Ray examines the hidden cost of eliminating every open hour: the loss of margin on your time.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode
Why...A 20% appointment show rate might look like a sales failure—until you understand what came before it. This episode examines why sales systems have to be improved one constraint at a time, and why abandoning the process when the next problem appears can erase the progress you've already made.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode
Why a bad metric can stil...If you've had the same performance conversation more than once, the problem probably isn't your employee—it's your management system. In this episode, we explore why conversations alone rarely change behavior, how leaders unintentionally train people to tolerate accountability, and what actually creates lasting performance improvement.
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He had the budget. He agreed with every problem in the assessment. Then he said $2,000/month was "too expensive" — and walked. If you sell IT or any technical solution, you've lived this.
Here's the uncomfortable truth: being right about the problem has almost nothing to do with winning the deal. I just judged a national MSP sales contest, and the top closers — 68%, 72...
Episode Summary
Ever lose a deal to someone who clearly wanted your solution but refused to follow your sales process? The problem may not be the buyer—it may be the rigidity of your process. In this episode, we explore why every prospect already has a buying process, and why the best sales teams know when to guide it and when to adapt to it.