The Business of Sales Podcast

The Business of Sales is all about helping YOU improve your skills to improve your business results. Our objective is to help YOU meet YOUR OBJECTIVES. We do that by helping you get better at what you do. When you get better then sales will increase. And when sales increase your revenue increases. If you want to grow your business you have to improve how you are running your business because we all know the fact: if we keep doing what we have always done we will keep getting.... you know the rest. We are going to do that with some very special guests who are all tremendously successful in their own business. They are all open to sharing the practical tools, concepts, and systems they have used to become the best in their respective field. Our objective is to help you get better so you can get what you want. No distractions, no junk, no cute banter among presenters. The information on this show is designed to hit you square between the ideas with concepts and systems to help you in your business. Period. That's it. Bottom line. There's no "fluff" in The Business of Sales! The guest on TBOS are all tremendously successful in their own business. They are all open to sharing the practical tools, concepts, and systems they have used to become the best in their respective field. These are people Morris has worked with for decades and he has seen them bring better results to salespeople faster than anyone else in the business. Morris has been in sales all his life. He started direct selling outside the family like most kids in the 60s selling Christmas Cards door to door for the Boy Scouts. From there he sold parking spaces to people going to football games at Legion Field in Birmingham, Alabama. He sold cameras and photo equipment during high school and college. As a Chemical Engineer, he was selling concepts and projects and solutions to problems to other engineers (not an easy audience to sell!) And then he joined New York Life Insurance Company to do something that was more fun than engineering: Selling Li