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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2024 · 28 MIN

What Sales Can Learn from Football?

from SalesTV Live Podcast · host SalesTV Live

In this episode of SalesTV, we examine the intersection of sport and sales strategies, uncovering valuable parallels and lessons. Join Dr. Dayle Childs and our panelists as they discuss the influence of team culture, deliberate practice, and performance mindset, drawing insightful connections between the world of sports and the dynamics of sales. Gain valuable insights into deliberate learning, team dynamics, and performance enhancement techniques. Highlights08:20 High-level sports, like teams in business, require strong commitment and unity15:56 Dedication and hard work lead to success18:28 Process focus leads to eventual successful outcomes21:39 Prepare for potential scenarios, deliberate learning's impact  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 #TeamCulture #DeliberatePractice #PerformanceMindset #SalesLeadership #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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