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Jackie Lutzke and Joe Wikert join us for a discussion about how artificial intelligence may change how we sell in the near future.

Today we are joined by Henry DeVries to talk about the importance of story telling in selling and consulting with our prospects. Henry is the CEO of Indy Books International and knows how a good story can lead to a better sell.

Today we are joined by Kevin Jordan to show us that “salesperson” doesn’t always fit a singular mold. Anyone can be a salesperson, even engineers. Kevin is the Operations Manager and is part of the Sales Management Team at Allied Automation.

Today we are joined by Susan McClain to discuss how we can change our mindset and how it will help us become more successful in sales. Susan has 17 years of experience in sales, including being the VP of Sales for a Top 10 Global Century 21 franchise.

Leslie Marquez, training and performance support consultant joins us today to talk about her 15 years of experience in the new hire training world. She will help us understand the e-learning and training do’s and don’t’s, and how it can be optimized in the post-covid world.

Greg Stanley of Accelerant Partners joins us to talk about the hesitancy many experience when referring to themselves as a salesperson. This one is a must-listen for anyone in professional services.

Since he asked to come back, and we hate to disappoint, Mike Rendel is back to talk about what problems we pin on selling virtually. Then, we figure out whether "Being a natural" is a thing.

Producer of The Priority Sale Podcast Tiffany Jordan brings her background in behavior to talk about why it's so hard to change, especially in a professional sales setting. Then, we try to figure out whether "Learning by osmosis" is a thing.

The Priority Sale co-author Mike Rendel joins to talk about presenting and why we should try harder to make sure we do more presentations. Then, we figure out whether "Educating our prospects" is a thing.

Bryan Gray joins to talk about your lead salesperson, the website. Plus, we decide whether pipeline moves are "a thing."