Sales Leadership Philosophies for Success with Jarrod Best Mitchell

<p>Get FREE Sales Leadership Resources at <a href="http://go.transformedsales.com/pod" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">go.transformedsales.com/pod</a></p><p><strong>Highlights</strong></p><ul><li>[02:08] - Breaking a rule that got him his first ever sale: The backstory of his incredible sales career.</li><li>[05:30] - The WHY behind how he pursued a career in sales even when he was told he couldn’t do it.</li><li>[08:47] - His philosophy on sales training and development.</li><li>[11:14] - Why it’s better to deliver sales training in two to three hours a day.</li><li>[14:18] - Coaching your sales team to 10X your revenue.</li><li>[17:53] - Helping organizations understand that the sales manager cannot also be the sales coach.</li><li>[22:21] - Training the salespeople who are coachable top performers instead of your entire sales force.</li><li>[26:55] - The number one strategy for becoming a LinkedIn superstar.</li><li>[31:46] - Increasing your sales by building your personal brand.</li><li>[35:58] - What inspires Jarrod to help others become the best salespeople they can be.</li></ul><br/><p><br></p><p>In this episode of the Transformed Sales Podcast, I interviewed Sales Trainer, LinkedIn Coach, and Co-Founder of Sales as a Profession, Jarrod Best Mitchell. He has been in sales roles since 2006 and with the years of experience he acquired, he has been sharing his knowledge with individuals and organizations to help them improve their sales performance and achieve their goals. He worked for international companies such as Digicel, DHL, Nokia, Microsoft and Samsung. His company, Help Me Sell, offers sales team coaching, sales process auditing, and helps C-level executives optimize their LinkedIn profiles.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>Jarrod is a sales expert with a proven track record, boasting over 2 million organic views of his content in under two years. Emphasizing that "nothing happens until a sale is made," he explores crucial sales topics including the significance of a sales-focused mindset, debunking