EPISODE · Apr 15, 2023 · 33 MIN
Justin Clark - Be Real and Lead with Confident Uncertainty
from Selling From the Heart Podcast · host Selling From The Heart Podcast, Darrell Amy, Larry Levine
Welcome to the Selling from the Heart podcast with Darrell Amy and Larry Levine as they chat with Justin Clark, the Vice President of Business Development at EVI Industries. When you have a genuine care for customers, whether they receive your good intentions or not, the outcome of your relationship does not matter. Being real flows as well when you are a leader at the helm of a sales team. Justin shares how he took feedback and how this improved his relationships, and how "confident uncertainty" became their rallying cry through COVID. Justin also emphasizes the need for white space to develop genuine interactions with teams. HIGHLIGHT QUOTESHow to draw the line with too much authenticity - Justin: "We don't give our pearls to swine, meaning we don't have to tell everyone all of the best things that we have in our life. However, connecting with our team so they recognize what's going on with you as a person in general." Gain credibility with one-on-ones with your team - Justin: "Don't miss them, don't constantly reschedule them, don't make them they need to be important for the team but you are so busy that you're constantly—they need to be on your calendar and truly important or don't have them because that credibility that you're hoping to gain will go out the window."Be-Do-Have is the secret to getting what you want - Justin: "In The Strangest Secret, since 1950, pre-podcast, they're talking about Earl Nightingale, we are what we think about. So Be-Do-Have. If you want to be it, start doing it, and before you know it, I promise you, you will have it."Connect with Justin and get his ebook:LinkedIn | WebsiteLearn more about Darrell and Larry: Darrell | Larry | WebsiteGot a video about how you sell from the heart? Share it by texting VIDEO to 21000.Selling from the Heart Experience tickets available HEREPlease visit WHYINSTITUTE.COMPlease go to WORKBETTERNOW.COMClick for your Daily Dose of InspirationCheck out the 2023 Authentic Selling ChallengeGet your Insiders Group FREE PASS here Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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Welcome to the Selling from the Heart podcast with Darrell Amy and Larry Levine as they chat with Justin Clark, the Vice President of Business Development at EVI Industries. When you have a genuine care for customers, whether they receive your good intentions or not, the outcome of your relationship does not matter. Being real flows as well when you are a leader at the helm of a sales team. Justin shares how he took feedback and how this improved his relationships, and how "confident uncertainty" became their rallying cry through COVID. Justin also emphasizes the need for white space to develop genuine interactions with teams. HIGHLIGHT QUOTES How to draw the line with too much authenticity - Justin: "We don't give our pearls to swine, meaning we don't have to tell everyone all of the best things that we have in our life. However, connecting with our team so they recognize what's going on with you as a person in general." Gain credibility with one-on-ones with your team - Justin: "Don't miss them, don't constantly reschedule them, don't make them they need to be important for the team but you are so busy that you're constantly—they need to be on your calendar and truly important or don't have them because that credibility that you're hoping to gain will go out the window." Be-Do-Have is the secret to getting what you want - Justin: "In The Strangest Secret, since 1950, pre-podcast, they're talking about Earl Nightingale, we are what we think about. So Be-Do-Have. If you want to be it, start doing it, and before you know it, I promise you, you will have it."
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