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I support large sales organizations trying to get the most out of generally very talented people. Unfortunately, many of these people don’t believe it. Or have forgotten it along the way. And it all comes out in a flurry of reasons why I can’t.

Now I’m not a mindless follower of the think yourself rich cult, but I do know (as my Dad often said) “Can’t Never Did Anything.”

So what’s stopping you from hitting that sales goal this month? Here are a few of my hunches and solutions.

  • I don’t have enough leads. Use Google to find leads.
  • I’m too shy to network. Get over it. Introverts can sell. Really…learn from Shy Networking.
  • I’m not sure where to start. Stop being the idea guy and Just Do It!
  • I can’t find C-Level executives. Try these angles of attack for C-Level connections.
  • I don’t have a big enough network. Make Linkedin your Sales Letter.
  • I don’t have the right sales tools. Try my Sales Stack (coined by Glance.net).

Notice that most of these are less about thinking and planning and more about doing something. I’ve found that often, in sales particularly, the less I think about it the more it happens. Maybe the book should have been: “Stop Thinking and Grow Rich.” No disrespect to Napoleon Hill, but you get my point right?

What’s stopping you? How are you going to fix it? What are the trick you use to break out of sales slumps?

About Bill Rice
Bill Rice is the Founder & CEO of Kaleidico. Bill is an expert in designing online lead generation strategies and programs. Kaleidico blends web design, development, SEO, PPC, content marketing, and email marketing to generate leads for mortgage lenders, law firms, fintech, and other businesses looking to grow a consumer-direct online strategy.

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