Connecting with Impact - Amos Balongo, Keyote Speaker, Author

EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 43 MIN

Connecting with Impact - Amos Balongo, Keyote Speaker, Author

from Sell By Being Human

Summary:Today I bring on executive communications coach Amos Balongo, who shares insights on the importance of human connection in sales. I'm always interested when people come from completely different cultures to sell themselves and what they do. They are corced to learn how to see people as individuals and Amos will share how to do that in your own life. It seems unlikely that a boy from Africa that knew no English could go on to being a successful keynote speaker and executive consultant but Amos will explain how he used sales and human connection to do it.Amos discusses his journey from Africa to becoming a keynote speaker, emphasizing the need for authenticity, understanding audience needs, and the power of storytelling.He highlights the significance of personal growth, the impact of philanthropy, and the necessity of building trust with clients. The conversation concludes with a rethinking of sales as a service rather than a transaction, encouraging listeners to focus on improving others' lives.Key Moments:02:13 The Essence of Selling by Being Human06:00 Amos's Journey: From Africa to Keynote Speaker11:50 Understanding People: The Key to Connection17:50 The Art of Speaking: Motivating and Inspiring Audiences23:48 Storytelling as a Tool for Connection29:44 Finding the Right Fit: Coaching and Client Relationships35:19 Disruption and Growth: Personal Development Insights38:29 Final Thoughts on Sales and Human ConnectionConnect with AmosLinkedINConnect with Us!LinkedIN:Website:

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