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    Success is a Choice !!!

    Thu,Jan 13,2011 @ 06:03 PM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    Success can ONLY occur if you make a decision thats what you want. Recently I met with a sales person at a client site where he continually demonstrated how he had not yet made a decision to be successful. Here is an audio narration of that dialogue:

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    The NEW Role of Employees Can Expand if Coached !

    Fri,Dec 31,2010 @ 08:35 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    The role of today's employee should and must change. This audio link will teach you three unique opportunities for all employees to help the bottom line of your organization:

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    Always Stay Positive

    Wed,Dec 08,2010 @ 01:53 PM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    We have recently launched our new service called Always Stay Positive. Its sole objective is to help organzations and it's employees adopt positive attitudes for greater performance and productivity. Here is a link to an overview of the program:

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    Why Sales Coaching???

    Wed,Dec 08,2010 @ 01:51 PM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

     A client asked me why do organizations really need their managers to become salkes coaches. It got me thinking we need to at times to go back to the basics so here they are:

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    Coach Coach Coach

    Mon,Nov 22,2010 @ 12:30 PM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    I received three emails today from clients sharing successes with coaching. All three really were not great coaches when we began; therefore, I wanted to share that coaching takes time to develop the confidence and skill to become a great. Coaching will open a manager's mind to not only what is possible with their employees but themselves as well!
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    7 Steps to Success

    Fri,Nov 05,2010 @ 12:19 PM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    It doesn’t hurt when you hit your bottom line or increase your revenue as a result of sales, but how do you get your employees to that level? How do you manage to increase their sales and the company’s overall profit? It only takes seven highly effective steps.

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    Train the Trainer

    Mon,Oct 18,2010 @ 10:12 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    When the term “sales” is mentioned, the words “credible,” “trustworthy” and “customer-focused” don’t immediately come to mind. Most people tend to believe that sales people are simply in it for themselves, and once they somehow trick you into buying, they will disappear and move on to the next potential customer. Nobody wants that to be the case when they purchase a product or service. They would..
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    Affect Behavior. Affect Results.

    Wed,Oct 06,2010 @ 09:36 AM | Posted by: Caitlin Robinson

         Marketing, advertising, public relations. These are tools that we use to make sure that consumers are aware of our product and service. We can spend thousands of dollars (and most companies spend more) just to make sure that consumers know about us, but here’s the catch: it takes more than brand awareness to influence a customer’s decision. The ultimate objective of any campaign or marketing..

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    Put the Web in Webinar

    Mon,Sep 27,2010 @ 10:47 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    You’ve set up your webinar. You have great content and slides that will keep your audience engage, but do you have an audience? Webinars are a great way to get content out to your customers. It provides management with an easy and cheap way to coach their employees and still offer training reinforcement. However, people are not just going to come to you asking to sign up. Webinars work the same..
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    Sales Progress is a Result of Positive Coaching

    Wed,Sep 22,2010 @ 09:45 AM | Posted by: Caitlin Robinson

    As a child, I have two distinct memories. The first involved my mom picking me up from soccer practice as I sat on the side of the field crying. My coach had yelled at me for playing poorly (I wasn’t exactly the next David Beckham), and I just wanted to go home. The second revolved around my first few days of t-ball. I was new to the team, had never played before and was the only girl. I was..

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