The Commission Code For Success from Sims Training and Consulting, LLC
76 episodes
3 days ago
Send us a text Feeling stretched thin and stuck on a plateau? We dig into a practical method to escape overwhelm, choose one true priority, and plan a week that actually gets finished. Instead of chasing every task with equal urgency, we slow down just enough to ask the three questions that create clarity: what do you really want from the business, why this path instead of another, and how you plan to reach the goal. With that lens, “everything is a priority” stops being the default, and prog...
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Send us a text Feeling stretched thin and stuck on a plateau? We dig into a practical method to escape overwhelm, choose one true priority, and plan a week that actually gets finished. Instead of chasing every task with equal urgency, we slow down just enough to ask the three questions that create clarity: what do you really want from the business, why this path instead of another, and how you plan to reach the goal. With that lens, “everything is a priority” stops being the default, and prog...
Send us a text Mark Gordon shares powerful insights on business growth through strategic alignment of what he calls the "Core Four": messaging, lead generation, sales, and technology. • Creating clear, aligned messaging is the foundation of business success • Niching down allows you to become an expert rather than a generalist • Focus intently on your ideal 150-200 potential clients rather than everyone • Spend your most creative two hours daily on new business generation • When all team mem...
The Commission Code for Success
Send us a text Feeling stretched thin and stuck on a plateau? We dig into a practical method to escape overwhelm, choose one true priority, and plan a week that actually gets finished. Instead of chasing every task with equal urgency, we slow down just enough to ask the three questions that create clarity: what do you really want from the business, why this path instead of another, and how you plan to reach the goal. With that lens, “everything is a priority” stops being the default, and prog...
