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The Consultancy Business

Phil Lewis Associates

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Phil’s two consultancies run on one principle: businesses are not machines, and they don’t operate on machine logic. Neither do independent consultants. The guests, conversations and advice on his podcast explore the joys, possibilities and pitfalls of the consultant’s life and work - always from a candid, human perspective. If you want to build a lasting consultancy shaped by strong ethics and a commitment to excellence, this podcast is a must-listen. Find Phil online at https://www.philhq.com/
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Welcome to The Future Fit Edge Podcast, your launchpad into a smart future. In this era of exponential disruption, the choice is crystal clear: reinvent or be left behind—whether you’re at your peak or facing new challenges. I’m Cindy Montgenie, your guide, inviting you behind the scenes of strategic reinvention. As a former tech executive turned future of work explorer and reinvention strategist, I’ve equipped thousands of leaders worldwide to not just navigate ambiguity—but thrive in it. E ...
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The Collecting Cars Podcast is hosted by founder and motoring enthusiast Edward Lovett and Motoring’s Chris Harris, in conversation with a stellar cast of car loving guests. An often funny, always frank show, full of insightful discussion about all things automotive.Mixed & Produced by Jonny Bunyan @ Pardon Our French Productions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Author/creator of Sales for Nice People, Martin Stellar, joined me on Ditching Hourly to talk about sticking to your guns in a sales meeting and how to build the confidence to do so. Martin's Links: https://martinstellar.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/martinstellar/ https://salesfornicepeople.com/academy The next time someone asks you for your ho…
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Few things are as annoying and disempowering as seeing a pipeline full of deals, where for each deal you go "I'm waiting for my buyer to do XYZ". It's called playing the waiting game and guess what: The longer you play it, the longer you get to keep waiting for your sales. Don't play the waiting game. --- Instead, consider getting a short and helpf…
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There's a real risk to your operations and your ability to find better buyers, if you take on the wrong clients. And "I can't afford to lose this deal" is a red flag, a warning sign, that you just might be trying to land a deal that's going to throw you and your team into misery. So the question is: Can you afford to win this deal? --- Get a short …
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Craig Hewitt, founder of Castos, joined me on Ditching Hourly to discuss the current state and potential future of podcasting as a medium for building trust with your audience. AI Summary In this episode of Ditching Hourly, Jonathan Stark speaks with Craig Hewitt, founder of Castos, about the evolving landscape of podcasting. They discuss the shift…
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"Let's do it!" sounds great, but you want that to mean "I'll sign right now!". Whereas your buyer might be meaning to say "I like this a lot, tell me more". And if you don't verify you're reading the signals correctly, you lose the deal. --- Get a short and helpful daily email at https://salesfornicepeople.com/signup…
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People generally worry and fret about a buyer saying no to the proposal, but if you think about it and you handle it well, you can actually treat it as an invitation to keep the conversation going. --- Get a short thought like these in your inbox daily by signing up at salesfornicepeople.com/signupBy Martin Stellar
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"Waiting for my buyer to reply" is the death knell of a healthy sales process. If you play the waiting game, you play the losing game. Map out your buyer intel with the DDX process, identify an action you can take, and take that action. --- Here's a useful action: sign up for a daily email at salesfornicepeople.com/signup…
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Welcome to another inspiring episode of the Future Fit Edge Podcast! Join host Cindy Montgenie as she sits down with Rashad Thomas, Regional Director for AT&T Florida and community champion, to dive deep into Miami’s transformation, strategic leadership, and empowering the next generation. Episode Highlights: • How Miami is rapidly evolving into a …
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Yeah they have the money and the urgency... but you don't have the signature yet and therefore you don't have a sale... yet. But if you act like you do, you'll probably lose the sale. --- Get a short daily email and the DDX cheat sheet when it's ready over here: https://salesfornicepeople.com/signupBy Martin Stellar
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Jason Lengstorf, founder of Code TV, joined me on Ditching Hourly to share how he is successfully navigating the transformation of the video production business. Jason's Links: https://jason.energy/ https://codetv.dev/ AI Summary: In this episode of Ditching Hourly, Jonathan Stark is joined by Jason Lengstorf, founder of Code TV, to explore the cur…
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The wishes your buyer has, and the problems they want solved, that's only part of the story. You need to identify the real reasons - the Purchase Motivators --- Sign up for a short and helpful daily email at salesfornicepeople.com/signup and you'll get the DDXRay cheat sheet once it's ready.By Martin Stellar
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Well yeah, of course you can take a course on objection-handling - just remember that you'll be learning how to argue better. Instead, ask your buyer about the buy-blockers. There. No "objection-handling" required. --- Get a short daily email and the DDX PDF once it's ready, by signing up at https://salesfornicepeople.com/signup…
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Yes, you might think that your buyer is about to sign the contract, but that's just you. That might be not at all where the deal is at. And when dealing with buyers, you'd better have a good understanding of where *they* think the deal is at. --- Get a short and helpful daily email at https://SalesForNicePeople.com/signup and you'll receive de DDX …
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Yuval Yeret, founder of Yeret Agility and OG Agile expert, joined me on Ditching Hourly to discuss the current state of Agile as a platform, how it has evolved over the years, and what practitioners should consider when pivoting their careers as the platform matures. About Yuval Yuval Yeret is a Product/Scaling/Agility Coach focused on helping prod…
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It can be fairly simple to get introduced to new and relevant people: You just ask. But *how* you ask matters a lot! --- To find the people who can introduce you, check out the Mine Your Network for Opportunities workflow, available for free in the Sales for Nice People Academy: https://salesfornicepeople.com/academy/mine-your-network-for-opportuni…
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Because hey, the majority of the people in your pipeline aren't going to buy anyway, so why would you want to talk to them? Just because you're telling yourself that they need your help, when actually you already know that the deal isn't going to happen? --- Get a short and helpful daily email at https://salesfornicepeople.com/signup…
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No matter how illogical someone else's behaviour might seem, to them it makes sense. So when your buyer rejects your offer or suggestions, don't try and persuade them, because then you just make them wrong. Instead, ask yourself: "In what way does it make sense to them to take this stance?" --- Get a short and helpful daily email at https://SalesFo…
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When a buyer decides to buy a solution to a costly complex problem, it's often a personal win. And if your deal is stuck, ask them who else would stand to win... --- And if you want to get a personal win in terms of a better, less annoying way to handle the sales process, get yourself a short daily email at SalesForNicePeople.com/signup…
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Those who struggle are the ones who are reactive where it comes to working on your pipeline and your deals. But those who make it a daily habit to tend to their people-garden? Those are the ones who actually have deals to work on, sales to make, and money to earn. Make sure you choose which side of the fence to be on. --- And get yourself a helpful…
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All those positioning statements, and all the proof and accreditation and what have you... Who cares? Your buyer certainly doesn't. Because people don't buy things that are interesting, they buy things that are useful and helpful. So, you know, forget about trying to look interesting. Be helpful, instead. --- Get a short and helpful (ha!) daily ema…
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