Business coaching is a process NOT a destination. Don’t get hung up if you don’t see the progress your looking for right away, keep trying.
Only target 1 - 2 performance areas at a time. More than that is just too much for someone to handle and be successful with.
Coaching is about being proactive, while management is about being reactive. Keep any eye out for potential areas of need in..
6 Business Coaching Tips From Tim Hagen
6 Methods of Training Reinforcement
The key to training success is to deploy creative ways to keep material front and center in the learner’s minds. Here are 6 suggested methods for keeping training reinforced:
6 Coaching Tips to Change Attitudes and Behaviors
The biggest factor in changing an employees behavior is a good attitude. Below are 6 ways to positively affect your teams attitude toward change.
5 Reasons to Coach Your People More Than Ever
10 Tips to Finish Your Sales Year Strong
With the end of the year quickly approaching, you may be feeling the pressure of hitting your sales numbers. This is the time to hone you sales skills, and improve upon your sales techniques to make the fourth quarter a great one. Here are 10 tips to help you finish your sales year strong.1. Do NOT assume people stopped buying, that’s what average sales people do. If you make the assumption and..
Free Sales and Marketing Tools- Part 2
Welcome to part 2 of our "Free Sales and Marketing Tools" series. Today I want to go over a great sales training site with thousands of great articles written by the training industry's top experts.
30 Seconds to Coaching Success
A client recently told me "Tim, the 30 second coaching technique REALLY works".The client was needless to say thrilled but its funny because its such a simple technique but its impact can be tremendous.
FREE Marketing Learning Tools
Sales and Marketing are two tightly intertwined concepts, and they should be treated as such. So one way to increase sales is to make your marketing work for you.
Generosity for Better Business
To often in this busy world we get mixed up in "What's in it for me?" When it comes to good business, this is not the best attitude to have.