
A show where Mark McGraw, a top Sandler Sales Trainer and David H. Sandler award winner, interviews salespeople and sales managers to discover their successes and how they got to be the people they are today. We break down the elements of selling success and share mindsets, habits and techniques that help salespeople and managers build a proven, reliable, transferable system for sales.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 72 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusinessEducationHow To | |||

The Kaizen meeting is the one 90-minute block Mark McGraw has protected for nine years — and it's the reason his sales operation stopped running on firefighting. Most sales managers spend their week putting out fires, and the uncomfortable truth is t... more
Sales prospecting is never urgent until your pipeline is empty — Mark McGraw and Josh Pitchford break down the habits, blocks, and manager moves that make prospecting consistent before it becomes a crisis. Sales prospecting is the number one constrai... more
Getting your CS team to sell starts with mindset, not skill — Steve Popp breaks down how customer success and service teams are being handed revenue responsibility, and how to make the transition stick. Getting your CS team to sell is one of the bigg... more
Head trash — the self-limiting beliefs salespeople carry — quietly kills more deals than any competitor, and simply recognizing it cures about 70% of the problem. Head trash is the psychological baggage salespeople drag into every call, and it costs ... more
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The show consistently centers on B2B sales, enablement, and leadership, with conversations that blend practical systems with mindset shifts. Across episodes, guests range from revenue enablement and CS-to-revenue strategists to seasoned sales coaches who dissect frameworks (like Sandler), team selling, forecasting, and the move from servicing to selling. Notable throughlines include turning customer-facing functions into revenue engines, implementing repeatable processes, and leveraging AI and data to scale human selling skills. A standout trait is the host's emphasis on structured coaching, measurable outcomes, and real-world applicability, making it helpful for listeners seeking repeatable playbooks, tactics, and mindset adjustments to dr... more
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