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10 MOST FAMOUS SHIPWRECKS

Date: Apr 22, 1848

Casualties: 1000's

Reason: Mystery

Date: Dec 20, 1987

Casualties: 4386

Reason: Collided w/oil tanker

Date: Dec 7, 1941

Casualties: 1177

Reason: Bombed by Japanese in WWII

Date: Jan 24, 1909

Casualties: 6

Reason: Collision

Date: April 26, 1717

Casualties: Entire Crew & Treasure

Huge Storm

Date: June 10, 1718

Casualties No Casualties

Reason: Grounded

Date: Sept 6, 1622

Casualties: Large haul of loot

Reason: Hurricane

Date: May 7, 1915

Casualties: 1200

Reason: German fired without warning

Date: Nov 21, 1916

Casualties: 30

Reason: Explosion near ship, sunk

Date: April 15, 1912

Casualties: 1500

Reason: Collided with an Iceberg

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The Bigger the leak, the sooner you are going to sink.
Ultimately, staying afloat falls on the sales leader.

What do you want your reputation as captain to be?

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Sales
 

A lack of activity

 
Leadership
 

A lack of talent or personal development

 
Foundation
 

A lack of systems, values, and skills

 

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The Ship is the Company

The Captain is You/the Sales Leader

The Owner is You/The Shareholders

The Water is the Market

High Tide is Momentum

Low Tide is a Slump

A Storm is a Crisis

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  1. Flooding Can't manage momentum
  2. Grounding & Collision No compass, no insurance, no crisis plan
  3. Loss of Stability lose control, credibility, and moral authority
  4. Poor Weather Conditions Lack of preparation. Didn't teach team to save cash
  5. Negligence & Human Error Fatigue, irresponsible, and casual due to bad habits
  6. Faulty Equipment Bad software bad tracking or CRM
  7. Improper Maintenance Not auditing your business, no assistant, inexperienced admin
  8. Wartime casualty Crisis management, lack of flexibility
  9. Dock Mishap Weak home office (HQ) / Support team
  10. Piracy Poaching - when competitors steal your team / or offer better compensation or benefits

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SOME LEAKS ARE INEVITABLE. SINKING IS NOT AN OPTION

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YOU CAN'T CONTROL THE WEATHER CONDITIONS, BUT WITH THE RIGHT PLANNING, SYSTEMS, AND PROCESSES, YOU CAN CONTROL THE OUTCOME.

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Playing Offense and Defense Simultaneously

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PLAYING DEFENSE AND OFFENSE ...
SIMULTANEOUSLY

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Can't handle inbound leads

Create a system so you handle and convert (CRM)

Lost revenue, frustrated customers

Increased revenue, big/loyal customer base.

High turnover

Retain team, develop stars, better focus

Constantly re-training

Document and systemize training

Lose moral authority and credibility

Lead by example. The team will run through walls for you

Bad habits that lead to fatigue

Strong habits that build endurance

Bad software, inefficient CRM

Well-oiled machine that can track and analyze data

Poor supporting cast, home office

Supportive team, so you focus on what you do best

Weak incentives that lack emotion

Having a team fired up to hit specific goals

Same old marketing campaigns

An innovative campaign that goes viral or catches fire

Sales reps stagnate and then leave

Leaders keep emerging and keep growing revenue

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THE VALUE OF KNOWING YOUR POTENTIAL
LEAKS & OPPORTUNITIES

The outcome of this event is to identify leaks and opportunities in your business that lead to massive improvements in your sales enablement strategy, results, and leadership
This leaks and Opportunities chart will help you keep track of ideas throughout the event that are worth discussing and possibly implementing in your company

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  • 1Put in effort to identify leaks
  • 2Admitting painful truths
  • 3Willing to get out of your comfort zone
  • 4Discipline to build new skills
  • 5Thinking big to see possibilities

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what challenges are you currently facing within your organization as it pertains to sales leadership?

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Employee

Sales Agent

Sales Leader

Business Owner

CEO Founder

Weath Strategy

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Howard Schultz - CEO of Starbucks
 

Xerox Sales Rep

 
Warren Buffet - CEO of Berkshire & Hathaway
 

Newspaper boy & Securities

 
Mark Cuban - CEO of Broadcast.com & Owner of the Mavs
 

Garbage bags then a Software Salesman

 
Sara Blakely - CEO of Spanx
 

Door to Door Fax Machine Sales

 
William Weldon - CEO Of Johnson & Johnson
 

Pharmaceutical Sales for J&J

 
John Paul DeJoria - CEO of Paul Mitchell
 

Hair products Door to Door

 
Samuel Palmisona - CEO of IBM
 

IBM Sales Rep

 
Nick Woodman - CEO of GoPro
 

Necklaces & Jewerly salesman

 
Anne Mulcahy - CEO of Xerox
 

Xerox Sales Rep

 
Ray Kroc - CEO of McDonald's
 

Sold Paper Cups, Milkshake Mixers then got into Real Estate

 

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  1. Single-minded
  2. Specialist
  3. Looks for Enemy
  4. Killer
  5. Closer
  6. Hones Craft
  7. Believes in Self
  8. Loner

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  1. Lifts Morale of Others
  2. Generalist
  3. Supporter
  4. Multi-dimensional
  5. Makes Others Believe
  6. Leader
  7. People Person

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  1. Selfish
  2. "Me" Focused
  3. Seek Praise
  4. Close the Deal
  5. Money Driven
  6. Win the Year
  7. Own Your Success
  8. Value Driven
  9. Soft Skills

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  1. Multi-faceted
  2. Personal Growth
  3. Giving
  4. "Others" Focused
  5. Give praise
  6. Build the Team
  7. Organizational Growth
  8. Recognize Others
  9. Value Driven
  10. Own Team's Success
  11. Driver

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SOME LEAKS ARE INEVITABLE. SINKING IS NOT AN OPTION

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Sniper

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Traits of Snipers & Platoon Leaders

Is there a difference?

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  • 1Single Minded
  • 2Specialist
  • 3Looks for the enemy
  • 4Killer
  • 5Closer
  • 6Hones craft
  • 7Believes in self
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Platoon Leader

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  • 1Lifts moral of others
  • 2Generalist
  • 3Knows the enemy
  • 4Supporter
  • 5Multi-dimensional
  • 6Makes others believe
  • 7Leader
  • 8People person

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ASK YOURSELF

Are your current qualities more of a sales rep or a sales leader?

Who do you need to be for the organization to thrive, not just survive?

How do you think you can start making changes?

How does this impact your current role?

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Consistency

- Showing up every day.

Sets Tone

- Sets the tone, voice and standard for the team

Availability

- Gives time and energy when needed.

Patience

- Patient with effort and activity, but not tolerant of poor attitude

Soft Skills

- Strong soft skills (empathy, communication, conflict resolution)

Praise

- Gives Praise and recognizes others

Growth through Leadership

Focuses on organizational growth through leadership development

Challenges

- Challenges people and holds them accountable

Team Priority

- Puts the team first - their deams, not your own

Environment Building

- Creates and environment where people can develop and compete

Leads without Judgement

- Avoids trying to force people to change, instead they inspire change

Communication

- Communicates through storytelling and inspires belief in the vision

Alignment

- Aligned with the company's values and code of honour - leads by example

Driven

- Drives results without creating division

Authority

- Earns the right to lead through character and moral authority

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1. Have a clear...
 

Recruiting philisophy

 
2. Start the day...
 

Strong

 
3. Have a....
 

Playbook with scripts and FAQ's

 
4. Effective...
 

Training.. Utilize the resources we have in EDGE, lessons, resources and training decks in phase 1, event breakout videos, project blackboard

 
5. The discipline...
 

To follow up regularly

 
6. Constantly measure..
 

Your Salespeople's progress

 
7. Provide...
 

An environment with lots of tools for people to use

 
8. Create...
 

Competitions with incentives to drive your sales force

 
9. Have...
 

A leaderboard

 
10. Announce...
 

Sales contest results with enthusiasm to build excitement and drive your team

 
11. Establish...
 

A standard of ethical sales practices

 

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ADOPT A NEW MINDSET Moving forward

"Sales Leaders Take Responsibility"

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THEY =

VICTIM MENTALITY

I =

EXTREME OWNERSHIP

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