What if the biggest barrier to success wasn’t skill or strategy — but mindset? In this episode of Busting Roadblocks, Janet Charteris talks with Robert Triggs, who started his career as an introverted service technician before becoming a top-performing sales director and coach. His transformation didn’t come from more training or new techniques - it began with a shift in how he thought about selling and success. Robert shares how one book changed the trajectory of his career, why self-awarene...
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What if the biggest barrier to success wasn’t skill or strategy — but mindset? In this episode of Busting Roadblocks, Janet Charteris talks with Robert Triggs, who started his career as an introverted service technician before becoming a top-performing sales director and coach. His transformation didn’t come from more training or new techniques - it began with a shift in how he thought about selling and success. Robert shares how one book changed the trajectory of his career, why self-awarene...
A real world example where a supply chain crisis caused a roadblock that could have impacted the customer, consumer and your ability to achieve budget. Janet explains how she broke down the roadblock by utilising the process and leveraging stakeholder relationships. #roadblocks jcconsultancy.co
Busting Road Blocks
What if the biggest barrier to success wasn’t skill or strategy — but mindset? In this episode of Busting Roadblocks, Janet Charteris talks with Robert Triggs, who started his career as an introverted service technician before becoming a top-performing sales director and coach. His transformation didn’t come from more training or new techniques - it began with a shift in how he thought about selling and success. Robert shares how one book changed the trajectory of his career, why self-awarene...
