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Are You Ready To Change Habits?
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Elinor Stutz  --   Top One Percent Influencer and Sales Performance Guru Elinor Stutz -- Top One Percent Influencer and Sales Performance Guru
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Dateline: Washington, DC
Tuesday, June 8, 2021

 

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The pandemic had many of us doing the best we could while at home, leading us to the question, are you ready to change habits?  The news is unleashing both worrisome updates about cybersecurity issues and more positive such as new technology for improving our environment.  We always have to adapt to our environment and adjust our thinking.

Slowly but surely, people will be returning to in-person conferences and trade-shows, while some may decline. Of course, like all other decisions, there are pros and cons, and we each need to decide what will work best for us.  But the underlying goal for most decisions is will the effort add to our bottom-line, or will we be risking too much? That’s why instead of returning to doing the ‘same old,’ we need to pause and admit whether we are ready to change habits.

My Story

It’s effortless to do what is traditional without giving thought to possible change.  But once we realize that we do want to succeed in our endeavor, comes the time to step up and begin anew.  For example, I wasn’t keen on studying or knowing about the latest technology in the past.  Today, I read up on the forthcoming change as much as possible and adapt it to my lifestyle.

Sometimes we need to find new peers with whom to collaborate.  As we advance with experience, many of us realize that a new way of working is to help improve many people.  Long ago, the common thinking was to seek out a win-win for the salesperson and their client.  But that thinking is limited in scope.  The broader picture is to have the client in mind, their community, the salesperson, their clientele, and the company bottom-line for all. 

Once we begin putting our clientele first and helping them improve on multiple levels, we then see better results ourselves.  ‘The win’ possibilities become much broader in every respect.  Just as technology is changing, so is leadership.  It’s no longer about the person at the top making the rules for all to obey.  Instead, teamwork is becoming the new norm, with management listening to new ideas and accepting them from diverse team members.

Serving communities is another way for entrepreneurs to encourage others to learn how to lead.  Teaching and training people to do well can then help them take over the reins for a more robust effort.  Although we may remain in the background, acknowledgment of our help is highly rewarding.

For example, BizTalk Radio is an outstanding resource for hearing insights from business leaders from all walks of life.   It is my privilege to share a rare opportunity to be a guest on the Frankie Boyer Show, the BizTalk Radio Podcast.  Our conversation includes the importance of positive thinking as it can affect our careers and lives, too.  Upon clicking the link, you will first hear from a highly accomplished entrepreneur in the Cannabis business.  And my interview completes the podcast.  Enjoy the show by clicking this link and then ‘Open’.

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Your Story: 
Are You Ready To Change Habits?

Undoubtedly, during the pandemic, you thought about how our traditional life will change when this comes to an end? The question is, did you have recurring thoughts about what you might like to do next? 

Assuming you do have ideas for a new way of working, are you ready to change habits so that you may start your process now?

Should you spend much time on social platforms, research the people whose work sounds of interest. There may be an opportunity to join forces somehow. And should a community-oriented service catch your attention, explore the work they do and the people they serve. In either case, will you feel the reward should you decide to work with one or some of them? Your benefit may be that of stepping into a leadership role as you help others advance.

Take time to consider the aspects of your work before the pandemic. Were you happy with everything, or are there elements that had you wishing for change? Review if a change is in the making automatically or if it may be time for you to change direction. Capture the ideas that come to mind and prioritize them to follow up on the one you find most exciting. And then, the work begins for setting goals and timelines to make it become a reality.

In the meantime, research the new trends and technology updates to determine if you will do better to adapt them to your work. 

A few examples include:

  • Reducing waste
  • Recycling more
  • Limiting the usage of plastic
  • Using solar panels
  • Converting to battery-operated cars
  • Incorporating artificial intelligence and robotics
  • Accepting bitcoin and other new methods of payment

Everyone has varying ideas of what may work best. It’s a good idea to discuss with peers, teams, or focus groups to determine what may work well for you. Keeping an open mind for possibilities and the willingness to change habits are the main differentiators for future success.

Sales Tips:  Are You Ready To Change Habits?

  1. Review the ideas that intermittently flow.
  2. Consider if now is the time to change habits.
  3. Make a list of the new ways of doing business that catch your attention.
  4. Research the latest developments that may apply well to your work.
  5. Inquire of others if they are considering similar new technology and exchange insights.
  6. Take classes to learn more and adapt well.
  7. Ask questions of those who already made the change in their business that interests you.
  8. Compare and contrast varying ideas to select the one(s) appealing most to you.
  9. Make one adjustment to track what works well and what does not to proceed accordingly.
  10. Celebrate Success!


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Elinor Stutz, CEO of Smooth Sale, delivers inspirational keynotes at conferences and authored three books: The International Best-Selling book, Nice Girls DO Get the Sale: Relationship Building That Gets Results”, "The Wish: A 360 Degree Business Development Process to Fuel Sales", and community service led to the writing of her second best-selling book, HIRED! How to Use Sales Techniques to Sell Yourself On Interviews.”

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