Articles Archive for June 2005
I’ve been reading some articles lately that offer tips on how buyers buy. But that’s not the issue at all. Since sales has been about getting something sold, and is therefore a push technology, the accepted wisdom seems to be that if sellers understand how buyers buy, they’ll better know how to close.
Just back from holiday. Had a chance to experience a group of people at the Grof Transpersonal Training (GTT) center who carry forward the work of Stan Grof, the psychiatrist who created the holotropic breathing system. It’s a mix of breathing and music, meditation and healing, that brings participants through a journey towards wholeness.
I strongly [...]
For centuries, we’ve misused the function of sales. We’ve used sellers to push product, even though we’ve recognized that there is a 93% failure rate built into the job (so we’ve just hired a lot of sellers to do the job far fewer could do).
The way I see it, sales folks are the bridge between [...]








