Our guest this week is Vrahram Kadkhodaian, President and CEO at PROLIFIQ. John and Vrahram take a deep dive into the 5 factors of agility in sales and how each one helps a sales team think on their feet, aid in their company’s growth, invest in their personal and professional development, and ultimately impact change, not only for their own teams, but also for their prospects and customers as well.

Our guest this week is Becc Holland, CEO and Founder of Flip the Script. We’re all impressed with the content and seemingly magical ways that Becc’s tactics and approaches improve sales rep’s messaging, cadences, workflows, and the results. She talks with John about the science behind sales messaging, the future of the SDR role, and her experience with relevance and personalization at scale and how it all led to her beginning her entrepreneurial journey.

Our guest this week is Sam Dunning, Sales Director and Co-Owner of Web Choice. Sam and John talk about marketing and sales alignment, positive impressions, and the future of the SDR role. They also discuss the term “thought leader” and why it’s not always the best term for some professionals.

Our guest this week is Ryan Leavitt, co-founder of Pillar Booth. Ryan has extensive experience when it comes to entrepreneurship. He’s talking with John about risk, building a team with the right people, and how Pillar Booth is designed to fix the modern day open office.

On this week’s episode we’re talking with Dr. Diane Hamilton, behavioral expert, CEO and Founder of Tonerra, and creator of The Curiosity Code Index®. She talks with us about our emotional quotient (EQ) and how it impacts our day to day in sales, and what hinders our curiosity. Dr. Hamilton believes that while it may be hard, constructive feedback is essential for growth and development.

On this week’s episode we’re talking with Scott Yorke of Proposify. Proposify does a great job of recognizing exemplary employees because of the positive impact they have on the team and Scott is talking to us today about the impact he’s had.

On this week’s episode we’re talking with Charlie Locke of SDR Nation. Charlie and John deep dive into what has changed from an SDR perspective in 2020, how the SDR role is viewed and what it takes to be successful.

On this week’s episode we’re talking with Dr. Howard Dover of The University of Texas at Dallas. Dr. Dover is one of few professors leading the charge in creating sales education programs for students. He talks with us about why sales is historically the least educated profession, why it’s disrespected and not appreciated by many professional circles in today’s business world, how the processes in sales are ever evolving, and how it’s taught in the best programs.

On this week’s episode, we’re talking to Proposify’s CEO, Kyle Racki. Kyle is going to give us some steps from The State of Proposals 2020 Report so we know what it is about proposals that make people sign them. He’s also going to talk about some hot topics like RFPs, images and proposals, making it easy to buy from you, and the top performing proposal practices in business today.

Logan Lyles joins us on the podcast this week to talk about all things media and how podcasts and other forms of content can be revenue generating machines as long as they're correctly created and leveraged appropriately by sales reps. Logan shares how reps can use content engagement as a catalyst for new conversations.