When Things Get Stuck At The Closing Table

There’s an article in the most recent issue of the Harvard Business Review making the rounds arguing that organizations are doing too many transformations, too often, and that constant change is damaging. The authors point to change fatigue, shaken confidence from customers and i ...  Show more

Sean Roberts is CEO at Villa Homes specializing in volumetric modular construction in California and Colorado. The products range from backyard ADU solutions to fully detached homes rebuilding from the wildfires in Altadena. On today's show we are talking about the product design ...  Show more

We discuss the court case between the National Association of Realtors vs. Sitzer-Burnett and Missouri Home Sellers, the verdict and what it means for buyer side real estate agents and seller, listing real estate agents.  We have special guest and real estate industry veteran Art ...  Show more

Scott Harris, a New York City real estate broker with more than $2 billion in career sales and author of The Pursuit of Home, reframes buying and selling property as an emotional journey—"a place where life is happening for you"—that requires the same discipline leaders apply to ...  Show more

In sales, the general rule of thumb is, the more complex the product, the longer the sales cycle. And for some complex products, that might be true. But for others, a single phone call is all it takes to get a deal done. I close complex training and consulting packages with some ...  Show more

Want to get better at selling in two seconds? Easy peasy. Ask potential buyers, “What's stopping you solving this problem for yourself?” You’ll eliminate objections AND set yourself up for an easier close with just one phrase. But hold on—asking the question is only half the batt ...  Show more