In this episode of the Luxury of Choice Podcast Steve Vaughan and Jayne Green and joined by Jonathan Slasinski for his first podcast with the team to discuss the inevitable aspect of rejection in sales. They explore how to cope with rejection, the importance of emotional intelligence, and the learning opportunities that arise from these experiences. A key takeaway that rejection is not personal but rather a part of the business process, and they share personal stories from their own sales car...
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In this episode of the Luxury of Choice Podcast Steve Vaughan and Jayne Green and joined by Jonathan Slasinski for his first podcast with the team to discuss the inevitable aspect of rejection in sales. They explore how to cope with rejection, the importance of emotional intelligence, and the learning opportunities that arise from these experiences. A key takeaway that rejection is not personal but rather a part of the business process, and they share personal stories from their own sales car...
Let us know your thoughts on this episode! In this week's show Steve Vaughan is joined by two of his sales training colleagues, Pru Layton and Jayne Green. Having competition in technical B2B sales is inevitable and part of the job; however it is also good news! The team discuss why having competition helps you "sharpen the saw" and why competition doesn't necessarily mean another supplier. Steve Vaughan, Jonathan Cooper, Pru Layton, Christian Walter, Pascal le Floche and Jayne Green ...
The Luxury Of Choice - Sales Skills Podcast
In this episode of the Luxury of Choice Podcast Steve Vaughan and Jayne Green and joined by Jonathan Slasinski for his first podcast with the team to discuss the inevitable aspect of rejection in sales. They explore how to cope with rejection, the importance of emotional intelligence, and the learning opportunities that arise from these experiences. A key takeaway that rejection is not personal but rather a part of the business process, and they share personal stories from their own sales car...
