Recently, we hired someone to help our store managers build a strong sales culture. When I first found out what the cost of his package was, I was shocked. It seemed unnecessary—so much so that I decided to spend a few days observing his methods, determined to understand the value his teachings would bring. Frankly, I was skeptical. How could four days of sales training possibly boost a company’s performance for the long run? I gave it a shot despite my doubts.
It turns out that it is possible and at the end of the sessions, I understood why.
What I witnessed was nothing short of inspiring. In just one week, our team went from zero to a hundred in terms of motivation. It was as if they unlocked their true potential, embracing a mindset of continuous learning and believing in their ability to transform not just themselves, but the entire organization. The secret ingredient? It wasn’t just about fancy sales pitches and friendly faces.
It boiled down to one thing: Purpose.
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