Learning is Exhausting!
You
may have noticed that it's been months since my last post. The reason -
learning is exhausting!
After
six months in my role at PHMG/, I cannot count on all of my fingers and toes
how many new and exciting skills I've learned. I can genuinely say that every
day in this job has taught me a new lesson, new perspective, or new skill.
Managing an Inside Sales Team requires you to be physically, mentally, and emotionally present all day long every single day. It's why I love the job. I have the opportunity to inspire people to greatness, to help them achieve financial goals they don’t know are possible, and to be in their corner. In exchange, a Sales Manager must always be turned on and tuned in.
Managing an Inside Sales Team requires you to be physically, mentally, and emotionally present all day long every single day. It's why I love the job. I have the opportunity to inspire people to greatness, to help them achieve financial goals they don’t know are possible, and to be in their corner. In exchange, a Sales Manager must always be turned on and tuned in.
Launching
an office from scratch has been a tremendous challenge. Growing from employee 1
- me - to employee 24 over the span of 4 months has been extremely rewarding.
It has also meant that I've had to learn twice as fast and at least once a week
I still have to admit I just don't know the answer.
Going to sleep exhausted and waking up
tired every day taught me a few key lessons:
1. You don't feel busy
when you are busy with what you love.
2. It's better to say, I
don't know but I will find out then to pretend you have all of the
answers.
3. Transparency is key
to quickly gain the trust and respect of a team.
4. ALL sales people can
achieve greater heights if somebody they believe in is pushing them past what
they believe to be capable of.
5. As a Sales Manager,
proving that you can do the job yourself is the best way you prove you deserve
to be a leader.
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