From Caveat Emptor to Caveat Venditor — Empathy (Tammy Darvish)
I feel like many would agree that while Girard was a VERY successful salesman, that he at times had some sketchy ways of selling that some might consider manipulative and…
I feel like many would agree that while Girard was a VERY successful salesman, that he at times had some sketchy ways of selling that some might consider manipulative and…
Professor Sweet and Daniel Pink put a lot of emphasis on non-sales selling. Many people are selling others on things constantly without having money involved. Pink likes to call it,…
There is no denying that what is happening today is a true travesty and completely unexpected. COVID-19 is affecting so many people mentally, physically, and financially…especially small businesses. As of…
Many of us have heard, or seen, or have bought a He Would Love First or What Would Jesus Do bracelet or some kind of apparel. Now when we (as…
Until the age of 13 I lived in a restaurant. My dad is a chef, and we owned a fine dining restaurant. I know it sounds kind of odd to…
Last week discussing how to approach the topic of budget and basically how to not make the conversation of money awkward, was really giving me some cringe worthy flash backs.…
During this quarantine, pandemic, social distancing period, whatever label your county happens to fall under, many small (and large) businesses have been forced to make some tough decisions. I have…
Wegmans has consistently taken the top spot of grocery chain ranking lists based on customer feedback. But recently, the company even beat out Amazon, Costco and Publix as the most…
When we talk about sales, it’s natural for us to think of it as selling something for money. The truth, though, is that sales is really just the act of…
It was a dull rainy-day last spring break, so my friend and I said, “ah what the heck? Let’s go furniture shopping”. But our ordinary furniture shopping for our apartment…