Sales Brief: OOPS, I DID IT AGAIN

Sales interviews, self-management, startup mistakes, and more
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Want to become a great manager? Then start managing yourself better.

If you can manage yourself well, you can lead others.

And even if you don't want to become a people manager, you should still become better at taking control of yourself, your day, and your mindset. I love working with people who're great at self-management. And so does everybody else, especially the people in charge of leading them.

I talked about this with my friend Hiten Shah on the latest episode of the Startup Chat. Listen in and let me know what you think on LinkedIn!

Go get'em!

 

AND NOW...YOUR WEEKLY SALES BRIEF 🔥

Conduct better interviews for sales jobs (without asking someone to sell a pen)

Use these questions and tactics to determine if the candidate actually has what it takes to excel.

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Self-Management Is the Best Management

Managing yourself is one of the most important skills a person can develop—but it's easier said than done.

YOU DO YOU →
 

The First-Time Founder's Guide to Learning Everything the Hard Way

Solid advice for first-time founders looking to hire executives, get more out of advisors, and manage burnout.

HARD KNOCK LIFE →
 

Using snippets to simplify sales communications

Using templated snippets with your CRM is a good way to ensure all sales comms are accurate and simple.

SNIP IT, SNIP IT GOOD →
 

9 Startup Mistakes You Don't Know You're Making

These are the mistakes—to avoid!—that account for the majority of startup failures.

OOPS, I DID IT AGAIN →
 

7 "Easy" Ways to Increase Sales in One Quarter. Or Even Just One Month.

Hot takes on sales tactics from Jason Lemkin over at SaaStr.

GROW AND BEHOLD →
 

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