How To Select A Sales Coach | 116

What sets one sales guru apart from the next? How do you find someone to look up to? In this video, I talk about how to choose a mentor whose wisdom and experience can help you succeed. Selling is an integral part of any business, so it’s smart to learn sales techniques and become the best salesperson you can be. A quick online search yields dozens of sales coaches with many different approaches. I’ve been asked, “What makes you different from any other sales guru?” I became a sales expert by working in the trenches. I learned to sell in each of my roles as an employee, business leader, and business owner. Here’s how to choose a mentor and get better at selling: 1. Find someone who has accomplished what you aim to do. If you want to be an entrepreneur, seek out a successful startup owner who’s willing to share what they’ve learned. 2. Find someone with a style that’s similar to yours. What’s your preferred sales method? Does your mentor’s tactics align with what you’re comfortable doing? 3. When you find a salesperson you want to emulate, immerse yourself in their content and take in all the advice and information you can use. How can you tell if a sales guru is the real deal? Knowing how to choose a mentor takes learning how to be perceptive and selective. Don’t be fooled by first impressions or appearances. If a salesperson impresses you, dig deeper. How did they earn their money? Did they grow their business little by little through hard work and determination, or did success fall into their lap? Chances are, you’ll learn more from someone who had to scratch and claw their way to the top.
What sets one sales guru apart from the next? How do you find someone to look up to? In this video, I talk about how to choose a mentor whose wisdom and experience can help you succeed.

Selling is an integral part of any business, so it’s smart to learn sales techniques and become the best salesperson you can be. A quick online search yields dozens of sales coaches with many different approaches.

I’ve been asked, “What makes you different from any other sales guru?” I became a sales expert by working in the trenches. I learned to sell in each of my roles as an employee, business leader, and business owner.

Here’s how to choose a mentor and get better at selling:


1. Find someone who has accomplished what you aim to do. If you want to be an entrepreneur, seek out a successful startup owner who’s willing to share what they’ve learned.


2. Find someone with a style that’s similar to yours. What’s your preferred sales method? Does your mentor’s tactics align with what you’re comfortable doing?


3. When you find a salesperson you want to emulate, immerse yourself in their content and take in all the advice and information you can use.


How can you tell if a sales guru is the real deal? Knowing how to choose a mentor takes learning how to be perceptive and selective. Don’t be fooled by first impressions or appearances.

If a salesperson impresses you, dig deeper. How did they earn their money? Did they grow their business little by little through hard work and determination, or did success fall into their lap?

Chances are, you’ll learn more from someone who had to scratch and claw their way to the top.


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