#14877
Mentioned in 2 episodes

To Sell as Human

Surprising Truth About Moving Others
Book • 1996
'To Sell Is Human' by Daniel H. Pink redefines selling as a fundamental aspect of human interaction rather than a specialized professional activity.

Pink argues that in today's world, everyone is a salesperson, whether they realize it or not.

The book explores the principles of persuasion, influence, and understanding others, providing practical tools and strategies for effective communication.

Pink emphasizes the importance of empathy, clarity, and purpose in selling, highlighting how these qualities can lead to more meaningful and successful interactions.

He challenges traditional notions of sales and offers a fresh perspective on how to move others in a genuine and ethical manner.

The book demonstrates that selling is not just about closing deals but about connecting with people and offering solutions to their needs.

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 2 episodes

Mentioned by
undefined
Tommy Mello
when discussing the stigma around sales.
447: Tommy Mello—The Secret Sauce is the Grind
Mentioned by
undefined
Mo Bunnell
when explaining why
undefined
Dan Pink
was the perfect guest for the podcast.
Dan Pink Reveals How to Become a Sales and Business Development Ninja
Mentioned by
undefined
Dan Pink
as one of his New York Times bestsellers.
The Surprising Upside of Regret | Dan Pink
Mentioned by Jim Ludwig, who references Daniel Pink’s magic word “moving” instead of using the word “sales”.
Ep 346: Moving Procrastinating Clients To Yes Instead Of Selling As A Fee-Only Advisor With Jim Ludwick

The AI-powered Podcast Player

Save insights by tapping your headphones, chat with episodes, discover the best highlights - and more!
App store bannerPlay store banner
Get the app