BLACK CHAIR: BUSINESS MENTORING TV
Episode 9: Sales made simple
Welcome to Black Chair. The single-minded purpose of Black Chair is to help you succeed in business.
“Black Chair is about keeping things very simple and very focused.”
In this episode, we focus on business development – what has to happen to grow your business, get the sales in and get increase your revenue.
Are you now ready to get out there and develop your business or are you stuck with a bunch of things you have to do first? Over-complicating business development can cost you sales – and your business. Don’t be that person!
“Business development is simple.”
Watch this episode of Black Chair and you will:
- Become aware of how people often over-complicate sales development;
- Gain a heightened sensitivity to the excuses used to avoid sales development;
- Become more commercially focused in your attitude towards building sales;
- Learn the three fundamentals of business development;
- Learn two simple and powerful questions to check your sales attitude;
- Stop wasting time and resources by over-complicating sales development.
Enjoy the episode, and remember to immediately take action on what you learn!
To your continued success in business and life,
Robin ☺
PS: remember to add your experience, thoughts and ideas in the comments.
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4 Responses to this post
April 6, 2010 at 5:35 pm |
“Business development is simple.”
That is so true, and I love your final points which in my opinion is the sad reality for most people. There is the tendency to use all this “complications” as an excuse or as self-built barriers.
Loving the “Black Chair” my friend!
Have a great day,
Ivan
April 21, 2010 at 4:00 pm |
Thank you, Ivan. That’s very kind. I’m encouraged by your feedback.
Best, Robin
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