The Value of Getting Next Steps and Micro-Commitments

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Why Jeb Blount Bets on Process Over Personality for Sales Success (Ask Jeb)

If you're moving into sales from a completely different industry, you're probably wondering which matters more: how likable you are or how well you run your process. In this Ask Jeb, Andrew, a former manufacturing supervisor from Manhattan, Kansas now building a sales career, ask ...  Show more

The Grind Behind The Greatness (Money Monday)

What does it really take to build something great? It’s grind and refusing to stay down when you hit a wall. In this week’s Money Monday, Jeb Blount Jr. shares the story behind Sales Gravy’s early Everest and how the company scaled it instead of giving in. From the COVID-era stud ...  Show more

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