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Sharon Drew speaks with Lee Glickstein

Submitted by Sharon Drew Morgen on Friday, 2 October 2009

01 Oct. 04 10.41Lee – of Relational Presence and author of “Be Heard Now” – and I recorded a podcast. He’s my speaking coach, and a master of authenticity.

Lee interviewed me about the sales model, and how “Dirty Little Secrets” moves the sales model forward. Enjoy.

Click here to listen to the interview.

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  • Thanks everyone | Sharon Drew Morgen said:

    [...] are some podcasts from the previous weeks that I have made with my friends: Lee Glickstein, Clayton Shold, Lee Colan, Jeff [...]

  • Podcasts: Easy Listening | Sharon Drew Morgen said:

    [...] Lee Glickstein: Lee is the fabulous thought-leader who developed Relational Presence and Speaking Circles. He and I discuss some ‘dirty little secrets’ and how sales folks can truly serve clients. [...]

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