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EPISODE · Aug 20, 2026 · 41 MIN

Leadership Is Sales With Klyn Elsbury | #19

from Tell Me More · host Joel Worthington

What if the reason your team is not buying into your vision is because you are not actually selling it?In this episode of Tell Me More, Joel Worthington sits down with Klyn Elsbury, a sales and leadership coach, for a direct conversation about why leadership and sales are more connected than most people want to admit.Klyn explains why sales has become one of the most hated professions, and why so much of that comes from outdated tactics, pressure, fake urgency, and “always be closing” energy.Instead of teaching leaders to push harder, Klyn challenges them to build real conversations that make people feel heard, known, understood, and valued.Joel and Klyn talk about how leaders are constantly selling, whether they realize it or not. They sell ideas, processes, systems, strategy, vision, and change. If people are not buying in, the problem may not be the idea. It may be how it is being communicated.This conversation also breaks down practical sales psychology, from asking better questions to creating trust, using follow-up, building real connection, and selling the dream instead of only focusing on pain.In this episode:● Why leadership is sales● Why people hate traditional sales tactics● How to stop selling like a salesperson● Why great questions create trust● How to make people feel heard and understood● Why leaders need to sell vision and buy-in● What “sell the dream” means● How positive future-focused conversations change decisionsIf you are a leader, entrepreneur, business owner, or sales professional, this episode will help you rethink sales as a human conversation instead of a pressure tactic.Connect with Joel Worthington and tune into more conversations on Tell Me More.

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