Do You Have Any Trust In Your Ideas? (Part 3)

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This is part 3 of our series on Bill’s coaching path.

Today on The 2X Podcast, Bill shares a personal story of a struggle he has – trusting ideas. He shares what the origin of this is for him and he shares a commitment he’s willing to make in order to help you.

He wants you to send him your idea, no matter how wild it is to: [email protected].

This offer good through June 30, 2018. He will read it and react to it quickly. Put the word: “IDEA” in the subject line to make sure it gets through quickly.

This is all part of you trusting your ideas. Get your next idea to him right away!

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Episode #495: The Dreaded Commodity Dungeon

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On this episode of Advanced Selling Podcast, Bill and Bryan take a listener call from Paula who poses the question of, “how we extract ourselves from the commodity dungeon with our pricing and our offer.”

The guys tackle Paula’s question head on and acknowledge that it happens to virtually every company, and maybe even in every sales process.

The customer sees the same things from other vendors, but doesn’t see the uniqueness and differences, and it’s up to you to decide how to portray them.

The guys give several tips and exercises on things you can do to help get in touch with your true value, and then some ideas on how to communicate it.

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When the Game Changes and You Aren’t Ready (Part 2)

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This is part 2 of our 4 part series on Bill’s coaching journey.

On this episode of The 2X Podcast, Bill shares two different coaching calls that he had with clients. The first call was from a high performer who dropped suddenly into an emotional funk and was not sure how to extract herself from it.

And the other call, was from a long time client of Bill’s, who’s company totally changed the game of how commission was paid – and he’s now in a bad mental state.

Bill gives you the advice he gave for both callers.

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Episode #494: How Do I Keep the Momentum After I Deliver the Proposal?

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Bill and Bryan get this question a lot from clients: how do I keep the momentum rolling after I deliver the proposal, when a lot of times that’s when things go silent?

On this week’s episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, the guys take on this very question. They approach it from the perspective of preventing it from happening in the first place and remedying it when it does occur.

Also, be sure to join our LinkedIn group, https://advancedsellingpodcast.com/linkedin. We will be posting some behind the scenes videos where we plan out each episode.

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Want To Come With Me On A Soulful Journey? (Part 1)

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Bill begins this 4-part series by sharing some things he’s working himself with a personal coach. He gets honest about some of his current struggles and addresses concerns he hears from his clients.

There are some important questions he asks you near the end of the episode that you can use to begin this journey.

Part 2 next week, will be on your personal value to the world. Leave a comment here on what you learned from the episode, or send him a voicemail by emailing a recording of your question to [email protected].

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Episode #493: Personal Story Critique

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In this episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, Bill and Bryan take a note from a client in the Personal Brand Makeover Course, and work through his personal story.

Developing your personal story is very difficult to do alone, and we find that it helps to review it periodically to make sure that you are on track with it.

Bill and Bryan give you a handful of tips and improvement points on what he sent in and hopefully you can use some of these to improve your own story.

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Episode #492: Attention Sales Leaders: A Sales Meeting Worth Attending

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On this episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, sales trainers Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale address a question from a listener that leads them into a discussion regarding what constitutes a good sales meeting.

If you have a sales manager or leader who does not listen to the podcast, make sure they get access to this! You can go into the Advanced Selling podcast app, click the share button, and text the episode to your sales manager.

In companies today, we seem to say there are too many meetings, but Bryan and Bill conclude that there are too many bad meetings, especially on the sales side. This episode is designed to give you eight tips on how to improve the quality of your sales meeting.

If you have a sales question you want answered on the podcast, email us a voice memo to [email protected]

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Episode #491: What’s Next In Your Career?

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In this episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast podcast, veteran sales trainers Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale answer a question sent in by a listener who is interested in getting into sales and wonders whether he should take the leap or not.

The guys expand this question a little bit away from the specifics of this to where are you going with your career?

What are some of your options moving forward?

Do you ever get down to the end of the day and say, “Is this what my life is going to look like forever?”

The guys give you some thoughts on how you can start thinking about advancing your career or the next stop for you, in case the one you’re in isn’t working out so well.

If you have a sales question you want answered on the podcast, email us a voice memo to [email protected]

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The Questions Every Coach Should Ask

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Bill deals with lots of people wanting him to coach them or bring him in to coach their teams. He’s assembled a list of 12 questions that he asks every client he starts working with.

On this episode of The 2X Podcast, Bill gives you 10 of the 12 questions that he asks. These questions are critical to help him (and the client) know how to get to next levels of production.

Even if you aren’t looking for a business coach, then you should be answering these questions for yourself. They can be instrumental in your growth. Take notes on this episode and do some homework when it’s complete. You’ll feel the difference!

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