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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2024 · 27 MIN

Authentic v Addictive Sales Leadership

from SalesTV Live Podcast · host SalesTV Live

In this episode of SalesTV, we are joined by Jeremy Moore who leads us on a discussion of "Addiction vs Authenticity" in sales leadership. As the sales industry stands at a crossroads, we discuss how sales leaders can transition from outdated, addictive behaviors to more authentic leadership practices that foster trust and enhance well-being. Where leaders often repeat outdated behaviors that no longer serve today's dynamic sales environment, Jeremy offers his decades of experience in leadership consulting to shed light on how recognizing and breaking these patterns can revitalize sales teams. Highlights05:12 Confusing knowledge with wisdom08:37 Sales leaders need to change outdated methods11:22 Questioning fairness of large financial compensations15:56 Rehabilitation over punishment  SalesTV.live Early Edition broadcasts live on Tuesdays at 8:45am BST. Join us for the latest thinking, engaging chat, and lively debate on the world of sales. Where Sales Meets Success. You can find a link to our upcoming live shows at https://SalesTV.live #Sales #Pipeline #LinkedInLive #Podcast This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit salestv.substack.com

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