EPISODE · May 20, 2024 · 1H
Jen Nash - Author of The Big Power of Tiny Connections
from The Sales Pro Network · host Jeff Goldberg - Sales Confidence Evangelist
In this episode, Jeff speaks with Jen Nash, an executive coach and author, for a live interview. They discuss the importance of differentiating oneself in sales through personal touches like handwritten notes. Jen shares insights from her book "The Big Power of Tiny Connections," emphasizing the power of building relationships and connecting with others authentically. They explore the nuances between coaching and mentoring, the significance of audience-centered communication, and the psychology of sales, including positive intelligence training. Jen also talks about the confidence needed to set and maintain professional rates, addressing the challenges of imposter syndrome and societal influences on self-worth. Key takeaways from this episode: Connection is crucial for success and can lead to significant improvements in all aspects of life Nurturing small connections is important for building relationships in personal and professional realms Showing genuine interest in others, even in small details, can lead to valuable relationships and opportunities Being genuinely interested in clients' needs and pain points humanizes the sales process and fosters trust Positive Intelligence training can help reduce stress, enhance brain function, and improve performance Overcoming imposter syndrome and conducting thorough research empower individuals to ask for fair compensation Approaching challenging situations with a positive outlook and changing negative thoughts can improve sales performance and overall well-being Find out more about Jen Website: https://jennash.com/ Find out more about Jeff https://jgsalespro.com/ Connect with Jeff on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffgoldbergsalescoach/
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