Setting Your Goals In Sales Training
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Setting Your Goals in Sales Training
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Setting Your Goals in Sales TrainingSummary
Dr. Porter highlights the importance of sales training as a tool to recharge your motivation and efficiency. If a sales seminar doesn't inspire you to optimize your approach, it's not serving its purpose.Keywords
Sales, Sales Training, Goals, MotivationArticle Body
Whether you're involved in auto sales, TV and radio, real estate, or time-shares, successful salespeople share a common trait: they set clear goals and commit to sales training.
Even those initially skeptical about goal setting and planning become true believers once they experience the benefits.
What Is a True Believer?
A true believer isn't just someone who works sales leads. They're individuals who understand the power of goal setting and the strength of their mindset. These are the ones who excel, whether in mobile home sales or business sales, consistently rising to the top.
Their belief in goal setting extends beyond their career to all facets of life, creating an aura of success that permeates everything they do. Their lifestyle reflects their positive sales attitude.
Are You Happy with Your Current Training?
I define happiness in training as the progressive assimilation of skills that propel you toward your professional goals. As a sales trainer, my mission is to make a lasting impact on sales professionals, instilling a sense of success and achievement.
This clarity should translate into your personal sales training. After all, in sales, your success is directly proportional to the number of people you engage. As Geoff Thomas, a noted sales associate, reminds us: "Your raise is effective as soon as you are."
Creating genuine joy in your sales role will lead to more closed deals. It’s not just about fabricated rapport; true enthusiasm for sales positions you as a winner and fuels the momentum you need to overcome challenges.
Sales training should recharge your motivation. If a sales seminar fails to inspire you to handle leads effectively, it's missing the mark.
Does Your Training Connect with Your Values?
Effective trainers have a strategic planning process that starts by identifying and aligning with core values. Shared values between you and your trainer strengthen the foundation of sales training, shaping your character as a sales professional.
Your virtues and beliefs guide your actions and decisions. All sales improvement begins when you clarify these values and commit to them. Remember, standing firm in your beliefs is crucial: "You must stand for something, or you will fall for anything." Great trainers instill the importance of seeing value in every prospect.
How Specific Should Your Goals Be in Training?
Success in training comes from clarity and commitment to specific goals and values. Conversely, unclear or enforced participation often leads to failure. A successful training program clearly outlines its core values.
At Positive Changes, our sales staff had access to valuable resources, such as the Sales Mastery series, to keep them motivated and goal-oriented. Every franchise location was trained to set daily, weekly, and monthly goals, creating a proactive and engaging environment.
By aligning your sales training with clear goals and values, you can ignite your passion and drive, translating this energy into tangible success.
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