Are your mornings setting you up for success? Or are they throwing your whole day off track? In this rerun episode, I’m diving into one of the most requested topics from the archive, how to structure your morning routine for consistent sales success. Whether you're an individual contributor or leading a team, these habits will help you focus, prioritize, and perform better every single day.
Start the Day Off Right
When I first started selling, I struggled with mornings. I’d roll into the day reacting to emails, jumping on calls, and chasing activity but not results. Everything changed when I started being intentional about how I began my day. These are simple but powerful strategies that help me stay focused and in control. In this episode, I’ll share the exact routine I follow and why it works.
The Morning Framework
Clarity is key. I start with 5 to 10 minutes of reflection, this could be prayer, journaling, or just quiet thinking. The goal is to reset and get my mind right. Then I review my pipeline so I know exactly which deals to prioritize. I write down one to three clear outcomes I want to accomplish that day. I also get moving whether it’s a workout or stretching, that physical energy helps jump start mental clarity. And finally, I stay out of email and Slack first. That’s reaction mode. I want to start in creation mode. These practices help me take control of my time, my mindset, and my performance. If you’re in sales, this will help you take control of your results.
"Control your morning and you’ll control your momentum." – Donald Kelly
Resources
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