ABOUT THIS EPISODE
If you fear sales (and have to do it), this one is for you. David, James and their guest Alex Barr talk about;
Does natural-born talent make us complacent about improvement?
The Iceberg Illusion: don’t focus on the trophies, focus on the training
Selling can be fun; it can also be a learnable skill
Enjoy...
Does natural-born talent make us complacent about improvement?
The Iceberg Illusion: don’t focus on the trophies, focus on the training
Selling can be fun; it can also be a learnable skill
Enjoy...
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