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10 Inspiring Inner Game Quotes

1. “Our life is what our thoughts make it.”  – Marcus Aurelius 2. “If you think you can do a thing or think you can’t do a thing, YOU’RE RIGHT!” – Henry Ford 3. “The less you talk, the more you’re listened to.” – Abigail Van Buren 4. “Change your thoughts and you change your […]

If Customers Are Not Calling You, Why Not?

Sometimes I wonder if we don’t unintentionally make our businesses too hard.  We sales types lament a lot about prospecting and the behavior required to generate new discussions and meetings as if that were the only way to grow our business. But that’s the way it will always be as long as we have our […]

Who Did You Become?

My sister sent me a motivating article yesterday called Who Did You Become? by Marc Cenedella. I’m sharing it with you because I feel it will inspire us all to self-reflect on ourselves and where we are today. Sit back, grab a cup of coffee, and enjoy this blog.  

The Happy Secret To Better Work by Shawn Archor

“If we study what is merely average, we will remain merely average.” (Shawn Achor) Lately, I’ve been “refueling” my brain at work with TED.com videos. I just watched an intriguing video on positive thinking and simple ways to train your brain to think happy thoughts. 🙂 Our Caskey philosophy is that if you want to […]

Cold Calling In A Modern World

As sales trainers, we get frequent questions centered around cold calling: “What should my cold call sound like?” “Should I even make cold calls anymore?” Even on Twitter recently, where we asked the question, “What is your biggest sales problem?” the answer came back, “How do I get the motivation to pick up the phone […]

There Is Bottom To Hit. And Wealth Awaits Those That Hit It

Our strength grows out of our weakness. Out of resistance. This is a bit of Emerson (Law of Compensation) for the uninitiated. Emerson believed that it wasn’t until we were ‘pricked and sore‘ that we got busy changing our behavior. That we get stronger with resistance. And that to “sit on the cushion of advantage” […]