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The Medical Sales Guide: Close More B2B Deals & Crush Your Quota

Do you want to crush quota and never have the Sunday night blues again?This show is for medical sales reps and those looking to break into medical sales. For those who are high achievers and want to make life-changing money while living a fulfilled life.In this show you’ll learn the right mindset, approach, and skills to be consistent in your performance and reduce anxiety in your sales career. This show has helped people level up, make 7 figures AND reduce stress along the way.We have weekly episodes that provide you with practical, actionable steps to put into your sales game all in the time it takes to drive to your next appointment.If you’re ready to jump in and instantly improve your sales EQ, a fan favorite episode released 9/21/22: ‘What's Better In B2B Medical Sales, Being A Product Expert Or A People Expert?’

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  1. 122

    The Secret In The 9-Figure Room

    Brandon discusses the mindset of successful business leaders, emphasizing their view of business as an art form and their unwavering vision. He highlights a billionaire's perspective on overcoming challenges and maintaining focus on the long-term goal. He draws parallels to James Cameron's determination in producing "The Titanic," despite financial setbacks, to illustrate the importance of conviction in leadership. He encourages listeners, regardless of their position, to maintain a clear vision and inspire others by believing in their own vision, aiming to impact at least one listener with his message.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  2. 121

    The Success Trap

    Brandon explains how ambitious individuals often delay happiness by constantly setting new performance-based goals, leading to a hedonic treadmill. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing this pattern and shifting focus to present joy and relationships. He shares personal experiences, including mentorship and coaching, which bring him fulfillment. He argues that true success involves balancing growth with giving, as seen in successful individuals turning to philanthropy. He concludes that lasting happiness and success are found in the present moment and in contributing to others.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  3. 120

    The Revenue Trap: Why Running Sales Doesn't Prepare You For Running The Company

    Brandon discusses the transition from sales leadership to running a company, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and adapting to new challenges. He highlights the need for sales leaders to understand various business departments, including HR, legal, finance, marketing, R&D, and logistics. He shares insights from his personal experiences, stressing the significance of maintaining good relationships with all departments and being curious about their operations. He also advises aspiring leaders to learn from others' mistakes and to stay humble and kind in their leadership roles.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  4. 119

    Building A Brand from The Perspective Of A Rep In Medical Sales

    Brandon discusses strategies for building a brand in aesthetics from the perspective of a sales rep. He emphasizes the importance of identifying influential accounts in a territory, which can vary from top plastic surgeons to nurse practitioners. He shares insights from his experience with Smart Lipo, highlighting the impact of strategic placements and the pitfalls of targeting non-influential accounts. He also advises reps to focus on long-term strategies, build relationships, and maintain a positive personal brand to ensure lasting success in the industry.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  5. 118

    Are You Built For A Startup?

    Brandon discusses  the traits and considerations for joining a startup, drawing from his experiences at various companies, including Boston Esthetics and CoolSculpting. He emphasizes the importance of adaptability, intensity, and a willingness to wear multiple hats in early-stage companies. He highlights the need for stable funding, effective leadership, and a product-market fit. He notes that startups often require individuals who are comfortable with uncertainty and rapid growth, contrasting this with the more structured environments of mature companies. He also advises thorough due diligence and alignment with personal growth motivations when considering a startup role.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  6. 117

    The Equanimity Edge: How High Performers Navigate The Unknown

    Brandon discusses the shifting market in medical esthetics, noting the difficulty in obtaining capital and the high default rate in Q4 2025. He emphasizes the importance of equanimity, a skill that helps high performers stay calm and non-judgmental in challenging situations. He shares a story about Tom Brady's use of a Chinese philosophy to maintain equanimity. He advises sales professionals to view setbacks as opportunities to reflect and adapt their strategies. He also suggests building long-term relationships and rethinking prospecting approaches to succeed in a challenging market. Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  7. 116

    Why AI Is Killing Your Deals

    Brandon discusses the impact of AI on medical sales strategies, highlighting how outdated sales playbooks are ineffective in the current AI-driven market. He notes that buyers, particularly millennials, are now more informed and use AI tools to verify sales pitches and negotiate better deals. He emphasizes the need for transparency and modern strategies, citing the example of the MedSpa industry's saturation and competition. He suggests that companies should adapt to fair pricing, transparent financing, and long-term partnerships to succeed in the evolving market landscape.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  8. 115

    Alignment Matters More Than You Think

    Brandon discusses his career journey and the importance of alignment in personal and professional life. He highlights his new role, which he had envisioned three years ago, and the significance of Peninsula Medical Group, the largest energy-based device company in China, which contributed 60% of its $300 million in sales from consumables. He emphasizes internal and external alignment, the value of knowing yourself, and the need for mentorship. He advises on career growth, the importance of self-actualization, and the potential for career pivots when you feel unaligned with your current path.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  9. 114

    If You're Feeling Helpless, Get Helpful

    Brandon shares a personal story from his early days in medical aesthetics sales. Reflecting on Q4 of his second year, he recounts the pressure of meeting a $500,000 sales target and the challenges of working alone without team support. A turning point came when he volunteered at a toy drive, which shifted his mindset from desperation to helpfulness. This change in perspective led to improved sales interactions and success, including closing significant deals and surpassing his sales goal. He emphasizes the importance of being helpful and maintaining a positive attitude to succeed in sales.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  10. 113

    Is My Ego Slowing Me Down?

    Brandon discusses the impact of ego on personal and professional growth. He reflects on the ego's role in preserving self-identity and how it can hinder future success by attaching to past achievements and failures. He uses examples like Blockbuster Video and the pager industry to illustrate how ego can lead to stagnation and eventual decline. He emphasizes the importance of continuous learning, adapting to change, and overcoming ego-driven behaviors such as blaming, complaining, and defending poor behavior. He also highlights the transformative power of addressing ego in recovery programs like Alcoholics Anonymous and encourages you to embrace radical change and self-improvement.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  11. 112

    Are You Ready For Disruption?

    Brandon discusses the transformative impact of AI on various industries, particularly medical sales. He shares a personal experience with an AI-driven financial services call and highlights AI's potential to revolutionize outbound sales through advanced targeting and list building. He emphasizes the rapid growth of AI, citing ChatGPT's achievement of 700 million users in two and a half years, and asserts that businesses embracing AI will thrive in the next five years. He invites experts in AI and outbound sales to share insights and collaborate, envisioning AI's role in personalized medical treatments and the future of the beauty industry.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  12. 111

    Are You Convicted Or Just Committed To Your Sales Role?

    Brandon discusses the difference between being committed and being convicted in sales. He emphasizes that while committed individuals go through the motions, convicted individuals operate at a higher vibrational frequency and can significantly impact their organization. He uses the example of Steve Jobs to illustrate the power of conviction. He shares a personal anecdote about reframing a negative event positively and encourages you to focus on your current opportunities and resources to raise your certainty and performance. He also challenges you to reflect on your past efforts and to channel your inner 'monster' to level up in your career.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  13. 110

    What To Do When You Land Your Dream Job In Medical Sales

    Brandon discusses the importance of prioritizing energy, mastering the craft, and hitting benchmarks in your first year in medical sales. New hires should expect to work hard, adjust their social lives, and seek help from peers and managers. Role-playing is crucial for practice, and over-communicating with managers is essential for job security. He advises against being needy, focusing on ROI, and being honest about your knowledge. He stresses the need for resourcefulness and ownership to succeed in the competitive medical sales industry.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  14. 109

    How To Raise Your Identity In Medical Sales

    Brandon discusses the importance of identity in achieving goals, emphasizing the need for intentional self-awareness and conscious effort to change your beliefs and actions. He suggests creating a list of 25 attributes for your ideal self to guide personal and professional growth. He highlights the significance of operating from future aspirations rather than past experiences, using examples like maintaining respectful relationships and being a successful deal maker. He stresses the impact of peer groups and the necessity of continuous self-investment. He also encourages you to maintain a championship mentality and focus on long-term success despite challenges.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  15. 108

    Sell The Feeling And Win Big

    Brandon discusses the art of selling feelings rather than products, emphasizing the importance of building deep rapport with clients. He introduces the concept of mental priming, a technique from neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) that influences the subconscious mind. He shares a personal anecdote about experiencing priming during a medical consultation. He explains how to mentally prime female prospects by connecting their past purchases to the current product, eliciting positive emotions and increasing their likelihood of buying. Similarly, he suggests priming male prospects by associating the purchase with winning a bet, creating a dopamine rush. He advises using these techniques ethically to enhance sales success.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  16. 107

    It's Time To Make A Decision To Not Be Mediocre In Medical Sales

    Brandon shares a personal story about overcoming mediocrity in sales. He recounts his experience selling CoolSculpting in its early days, emphasizing the importance of conviction in closing deals. He describes how he transformed from a mediocre sales rep to a confident closer by adopting a persuasive sales approach. He highlights a pivotal moment when he convinced a plastic surgeon to invest in CoolSculpting, leading to significant financial success for the surgeon and his staff. He encourages you to make decisive choices, embrace challenges, and maintain conviction to achieve career growth and personal development.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  17. 106

    How To Sell To Wealthy Prospects In Medical Sales

    Brandon discusses strategies for selling to high-income, high-net-worth clients. He emphasizes the importance of not projecting your own financial situation onto prospects and instead focusing on the benefits and dream the product offers. He advises selling the destination rather than the journey, highlighting key aspects like low aggravation, high yield, and streamlined training. He stresses the need for young salespeople to interact more with wealthy individuals, consume content from them, and broaden their circle to adopt a wealthier mindset, which will help them relate better to affluent clients and close sales more effectively.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  18. 105

    The Power Of The Digital Detox In Sales

    Brandon discusses the benefits of a digital detox, sharing his personal experience of attempting a 24-hour detox during a spring break trip. Despite initial anxiety, he found that disconnecting from his phone for five-hour blocks recharged his battery and improved his focus and motivation. He emphasizes the importance of being present and the impact of digital addiction on happiness and relationships. He notes generational differences in device dependency, citing his father's ability to run errands without a phone. He challenges you to set aside phone-free time, aiming to enhance your personal and professional lives.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  19. 104

    Control The Controllables In Medical Sales

    Brandon discusses the importance of controlling the controllables in medical sales, especially in a tough economic climate. He emphasizes the need for salespeople to deliver certainty to buyers, especially in Q1 when urgency is lower compared to Q4. He highlights the significance of understanding the decision-making process in small businesses, which often involves spousal input. He advises salespeople to seek third-party validation, manage their emotions, and surround themselves with positive influences to maintain a winning mindset. The episode also stresses the importance of slowing down responses to prospects to avoid rushing deals.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  20. 103

    Dark Energy In Medical Sales

    Brandon discusses the concept of "dark energy" in sales, which is a reserve of motivation derived from painful experiences like anger, shame, and resentment. While dark energy can be a short-term motivator, it can also lead to a toxic cycle if not managed properly. He advises sales professionals to avoid creating enemies and to focus on sustainable sources of motivation. He also emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence, strategic decision-making, and long-term planning to avoid impulsive actions driven by anger. Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  21. 102

    The Law Of Detachment In Medical Sales

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the universal laws of detachment and reciprocity, suggesting that by focusing on principles and adding value, success will follow. He highlights the challenges of balancing career ambitions with personal life, particularly in being present with family. He reflects on his own journey, including being pushed out of a company in 2018, and how faith and resilience have led to significant personal and professional growth.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  22. 101

    Turn Your Insecurities Into Superpowers

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the importance of understanding your "why" in achieving success. He emphasizes that the true "why" often involves deeper, personal insecurities rather than superficial, virtuous reasons. He shares his own experiences of growing up with financial insecurities and how these shaped his drive to succeed. He references Michael Jordan's motivation after being cut from his high school basketball team. He also encourages you to reflect on your genuine motivations, which may be unconventional, and to pursue your goals with authenticity and determination.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  23. 100

    You Get Out Of Life What You Put Into Life With Mark Nye

    In this episode, Brandon is joined by his father, Mark, and they discuss the importance of avoiding victimhood, tackling hard tasks first, and having tough conversations. Mark shares his experiences in sales, including selling Kirby vacuum cleaners door-to-door, emphasizing the need to qualify leads and use effective sales techniques. Brandon reflects on his father's influence in his career, highlighting a pivotal moment when Mark encouraged him to transition from sales to leadership. They both agree that life's challenges require effort and action in order to overcome obstacles and achieve success.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  24. 99

    Great Leadership Is Often Inverse Of The Circumstances

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the emotional highs and lows of sales meetings, particularly during award ceremonies. He emphasizes the importance of leadership, introducing the concept of "leading in inverse," which involves supporting teams during slumps and maintaining standards during peak performance. He highlights the need for leaders to have a clear vision, spend time in reflection, and maintain consistency. He also shares insights from Jeff Bezos on the importance of scheduling personal time for critical thinking. He concludes that effective leadership requires a balance of discipline and love, with a simple model for success: having more meetings than you can attend and improving daily. Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide

  25. 98

    How To Navigate The Seasons Of Medical Sales

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the importance of national sales meetings and award ceremonies in the medical sales industry. He emphasizes the significance of the four seasons of medical sales: Q1 for planting seeds and prospecting, Q2 for revenue gathering and maintaining high standards, Q3 for separating from the pack through consistent activity, and Q4 for reaping the rewards of previous efforts. He highlights the need for a competitive spirit, predictable sales patterns, and the importance of action in reducing anxiety and achieving a flow state. He also encourages sales professionals to reflect on their progress and take action to dominate their year.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  26. 97

    Say Goodbye To Last Year And Focus On A New Story For This Year In Medical Sales

    In this episode, Brandon discusses transitioning from 2024 to 2025, emphasizing the importance of learning from past experiences and setting ambitious goals for the new year. He advises sales reps to focus on personal improvements, such as calendar management and technology adoption, to enhance their performance. He suggests setting clear, achievable quarterly goals with associated rewards to maintain motivation and prevent burnout. He also highlights the significance of creating a positive narrative for the year and encourages salespeople to dream big and stay committed to their aspirations for 2025.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  27. 96

    Get Clear On Your 2025 In Medical Sales

    In this episode, Brandon reflects on his growth in 2024 and shares strategies for a successful 2025. He emphasizes the importance of mental and emotional well-being, urging you to reframe your mindset from victimhood to heroism. He discusses setting goals beyond revenue and fitness, focusing on daily emotions and practices that foster happiness. He advises creating detailed visualizations of desired outcomes, involving partners in goal-setting, and dedicating uninterrupted time for self-reflection. He also encourages you to design your future self and maintain daily focus on your goals to achieve lasting success.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  28. 95

    What To Do When You Start Your New Medical Sales Job

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the challenges and strategies for new medical sales reps. He emphasizes the importance of integrating new hires and being empathetic to their initial fears. He differentiates between becoming a product expert and a people expert, noting that product knowledge alone is insufficient without effective storytelling and emotional connection. He advises new reps to learn from top performers, cluster meetings geographically, and maintain high enthusiasm. He also stresses the need to manage managers effectively and understand the psychological motivations behind client purchases.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  29. 94

    I Get To Solve These Problems Vs. I Have To Solve These Problems In Medical Sales

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the challenges of maintaining a positive mindset during the busy holiday season and throughout the year. He emphasizes the importance of reframing tasks from obligations to opportunities and adopting an elite mindset to handle life's challenges. He shares insights from his mentor, Tim Kite, about the "ero" model: events, responses, and outcomes, highlighting the need to focus on desired outcomes and craft appropriate responses. He also stresses the value of continuous learning and growth, even when it's uncomfortable, to achieve long-term success and maintain a positive perspective on life's challenges.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  30. 93

    The Most Certain Person Wins In Medical Sales

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the importance of confidence in sales interactions. He emphasizes that being the most certain person in a conversation often leads to success, whether in personal or professional settings. He shares personal anecdotes and examples from his career, highlighting the impact of body language, conviction, and positive reinforcement. He advises salespeople to maintain physical fitness, manage confirmation bias, and focus on positive customer feedback to boost confidence. He also stresses the importance of operating from genuine intentions to help customers, rather than just seeking high commissions.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  31. 92

    How To Regain Your Ambition In Medical Sales

    In this episode, Brandon reflects on the chaotic year and challenges you to reconnect with your original goals and ambitions. Most people struggle to clearly define what they want, instead focusing on what they don’t. He also shares a powerful exercise to clarify your vision, encourages unapologetic permission to dream big, and reveals how to overcome self-doubt. Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  32. 91

    Get The Right People On The Bus

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the importance of having the right people in the right roles within an organization, as highlighted in Jim Collins' book "Good to Great." He emphasizes that great companies identify and retain self-disciplined, high-performing individuals, and that keeping the wrong people can be costly and demotivating. He advises leaders to evaluate talent, make tough decisions, and either reassign underperforming employees to more suitable roles or let them go. He also stresses the need for continuous recruitment and development to ensure organizational growth and success.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  33. 90

    Sometimes All You Need Is A Reframe

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the importance of seeking advice from individuals who have achieved what you aspire to, rather than relying on confirmation bias from friends and family. He highlights the need to reframe challenging situations to avoid negative spirals and encourages you to seek guidance from successful peers or professionals like coaches. He shares a personal story from college where reframing his mindset from that of a student to a customer significantly improved his academic performance. He also advises you to view your products and interactions with customers through a positive lens to enhance their success.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  34. 89

    Why It Is Important To Know Your Prospects' Model Of The World

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the importance of understanding the "model of the world" concept from Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) in sales. He explains that people's perceptions and decisions are shaped by their unique models of the world, which can be influenced by emotions and experiences. He shares personal anecdotes, such as his changed attitude towards paying taxes, to illustrate how reframing can lead to better outcomes. He advises sales reps to ask prospects about their feelings on topics like taxes and the medical economy to build rapport and understand their decision-making processes. He also emphasizes the value of listening and understanding prospects' perspectives to close deals effectively.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  35. 88

    How To Handle Bad Credit In Medical Sales

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the impact of deteriorating credit markets on sales performance, particularly in medical equipment. With consumer credit hitting an all-time high and tight lending conditions, securing deals requires more than just intention—it demands results. He also shares practical strategies to assess buyer financial health early, navigate lending challenges, and secure deals despite market conditions.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  36. 87

    Financial Freedom Is Easier Than You Think

    In this episode, Brandon shares a candid look at the often-overlooked path to financial independence. He reflects on his own financial mistakes, credit card debt, and the valuable life lessons learned along the way. Discover why financial freedom doesn’t come from flashy ventures, but rather through patient, steady progress. He also unpacks how achieving financial independence can lead to exponential growth in net worth and open doors to new opportunities.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  37. 86

    Integrity In Your Work Leads To Confidence

    In this episode, Brandon dives deep into the true meaning of integrity, especially in the sales world. He challenges you to take an honest inventory of where you stand in keeping promises to yourself, arguing that personal integrity is the foundation of confidence and long-term success. He also emphasizes the importance of mastering fundamental skills, such as prospecting and closing deals, while continuously adapting to changes. Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  38. 85

    The Striver's Morning Routine

    In this episode, Brandon reveals a powerful yet simple morning routine that has fueled his personal and professional growth for five years. Forget complex rituals—this method requires just a notebook, a pen, and a few minutes each day. He shares how writing affirmations about who you are becoming, coupled with feeling the emotions of achieving those goals, can dramatically impact your life. Discover how this straightforward practice, combined with consistent effort, can guide your subconscious and set you on the path to extraordinary success.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  39. 84

    What To Do After The 90-Day Enthusiasm Wears Off

    In this episode, Brandon dives deep into the critical importance of discipline in hiring, culture, and sales performance. Reflecting on recent interviews and market trends, he discusses how organizations must justify revenue per head and adopt stricter hiring standards. He explores the challenges of maintaining enthusiasm beyond the initial 90 days, the dangers of settling during the hiring process, and the power of external motivation. Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  40. 83

    Certainty Will Get You Sales

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the crucial role of certainty in sales. He explores how confidence in your product, company, and self is essential to gaining customer trust and closing deals. He shares practical tips to eliminate distractions, focus on your strengths, and build strong client relationships. He also emphasizes the importance of maintaining a positive mindset, visualizing success, and leveraging the stories of successful accounts to enhance your credibility and drive results.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  41. 82

    How To Beat The Summer Slump

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the challenges of maintaining momentum during the summer and offers practical advice to regain control. He emphasizes focusing on one area, such as physical health, to elevate overall well-being. Brandon shares tips on resistance training, daily steps, and cutting back on alcohol. He highlights the importance of setting short-term goals and being mindful of habits. He also touches on the power of spirituality, intentional relationships, and investing in personal growth to create positive, lasting change.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  42. 81

    Make Space For Growth

    In this episode, Brandon dives into the quest for emotional intelligence, peace, and happiness beyond business goals. Reflecting on his journey, including a transformative trip to Italy, Brandon shares insights on reducing anxiety by disconnecting from digital distractions, emphasizing the importance of being present. Discover the impact of small changes, like better sleep and genuine connection, on overall well-being.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  43. 80

    Don't Get Addicted To The Distractions Right Now

    In this episode, Brandon addresses the overwhelming distractions of the political season and its impact on business focus. Learn strategies to maintain clarity, drive sales, and stay ahead of the competition. Discover how to leverage the summer months to boost productivity and why being an enthusiastic and persistent leader is crucial for success.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  44. 79

    What Is Your Love Language In Sales?

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the concept of "Sales Love Languages," inspired by Gary Chapman's famous book. Discover how understanding personal and team motivators can transform sales performance. Learn strategies for managers to tailor their approach and for sales reps to identify and communicate their drivers, ensuring a harmonious and productive work environment.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  45. 78

    The Path To Seven Figures In Medical Sales

    In this episode, Brandon reveals that achieving seven-figure success requires dedication beyond typical work hours. He emphasizes the importance of improving sales skills outside of revenue-generating activities through self-improvement, practice, and mentorship. By treating sales like a professional sport and continually honing your craft, you can reach and sustain high earnings as a top performer while making a significant impact.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  46. 77

    How To Handle A 10-Minute Meeting In Medical Sales

    In this episode, Brandon delves into the challenges and strategies of managing multiple daily sales meetings effectively. Learn how to optimize your schedule by clustering meetings in specific zones and employing concise, impactful pitches. Discover techniques for valuing your time, minimizing wasted efforts, and using the fear of missing out to engage prospects quickly. Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  47. 76

    How To Protect Your Sales Ego

    In this episode, Brandon revisits a key sales concept from his early career, inspired by a recent winning streak from one of his teams. He emphasizes the importance of protecting the "sales ego" by focusing on high-quality prospects who align with your value system. By maintaining a full calendar of well-targeted meetings, sales reps can filter out time-wasters and build momentum with decisive, ideal clients.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  48. 75

    Leading A High Performance Sales Team

    In this episode, Brandon shares an encore presentation of his appearance on The Sales Leadership Awakening Podcast with Colleen Stanley and Steven Rosen. In this episode, they discuss the essential qualities to look for when hiring salespeople, including a proven track record in B2B sales and a competitive mindset. They also explore the challenges of managing high-performing sales reps and the imporance of creating a collaborative and supportive team culture.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  49. 74

    How To Handle The Objection Of, "I Need To Speak To My Spouse" In Medical Sales

    In this episode, Brandon discusses the art of selling capital equipment to small businesses by winning over the spouse, a pivotal but often overlooked influencer. He shares strategies on understanding customer profiles, disarming sales pressure, and effectively engaging spouses to secure successful deals.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

  50. 73

    How Is Private Equity Changing The Landscape In Medical Sales?

    In this episode, Brandon discusses private equity's impact on small medical practices as well as medical aesthetic practices and how to position technology for growth and exit strategies.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of The Medical Sales Guide!

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Do you want to crush quota and never have the Sunday night blues again?This show is for medical sales reps and those looking to break into medical sales. For those who are high achievers and want to make life-changing money while living a fulfilled life.In this show you’ll learn the right mindset, approach, and skills to be consistent in your performance and reduce anxiety in your sales career. This show has helped people level up, make 7 figures AND reduce stress along the way.We have weekly episodes that provide you with practical, actionable steps to put into your sales game all in the time it takes to drive to your next appointment.If you’re ready to jump in and instantly improve your sales EQ, a fan favorite episode released 9/21/22: ‘What's Better In B2B Medical Sales, Being A Product Expert Or A People Expert?’

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