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The Rise of The Digital Seller

I had the pleasure of working with a young man a while back who was one of THE most ambitious people I’ve met. He took virtually every coaching point I gave him.

He was faced with a dilemma – should he keep doing things the old way – cold calling, traveling, selling, OR – should he switch course?

I, of course, suggested he switch. On this episode of The 2X Podcast, I’ll share his story.

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The Questions Every Coach Should Ask

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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#337: Stop Chasing Prospects — Coach Micheal Burt

Coach Micheal Burt

Do you think of yourself as a person of interest? Veteran sales trainers Bill Caskey and Bryan Neale interview bestselling author Coach Micheal Burt today as they explore how you can become the person everyone can’t live without.

Do you work with a coach? It may be a sales coach, a fitness coach, a team coach, even a therapist.  How does your coach find the “X” factor in you that makes you unique?

In today’s episode of The Advanced Selling Podcast, Bill and Bryan talk with Coach Burt about traits of a good coach and characteristics of people who work with coaches (like you). What do you have that other people want? Your desire, your connectivity, your connections, your product or service? Coach Burt shares his best practices for becoming the person who has prospects chasing them, instead of the other way around.

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