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Sales Gravy: Jeb Blount

The Relentless Pursuit of Yes

Sales Gravy: Jeb Blount

Jeb Blount

Business, Marketing, Management, Careers, Entrepreneurship

4.7612 Ratings

🗓️ 19 December 2019

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

Rejection points you in the right direction. It toughens you up and makes you stronger. It tells you when you are on to something big!


 

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0:00.0

This is the sales gravy podcast. I'm Jeb Blunt, bestselling author of fanatical prospecting and sales EQ,

0:09.1

and I'm here to help you open more doors, close bigger deals, and rock your commission check.

0:20.4

If you're in sales, I don't have to tell you that it's hard.

0:23.1

You know that.

0:24.2

It is relentless.

0:25.3

It is rejection dense and it can be draining.

0:27.9

And in today's hyper-competitive global marketplace, it takes everything that you have to gain a competitive edge.

0:33.5

And this is exactly why Salesforce built quotable.

0:37.3

Quarable is a place where insightful content

0:39.5

is being generated and shared specifically to help you, the sales professional, be even better

0:45.0

at what you do, to help you gain that decisive competitive edge. You can check out all the

0:50.9

incredible and free sales training resources at Cable just go to salesforce.com

0:55.9

forward slash quotable that's salesforce.com forward slash quotable and for a limited time

1:02.4

quotable is offering a free ebook on mastering the nine disruptive forces of selling and you can get

1:09.2

this free ebook by going to disrupt.com. That's

1:13.7

Disrupt.com. So if you are ready to take your game to the next level and I know you are,

1:20.1

be sure to go to quotable. That's salesforce.com forward slash quotable. Hammer in hand,hen tapped a nail into the wall near the small

1:29.9

desk where he wrote he was 14 when he pushed his first rejection letter onto that nail and by the age of

1:35.2

16 the nail could no longer support the weight of all of the rejection letters he'd received so he

1:40.9

replaced the nail with a spike and he kept on writing years later after going to college

1:46.2

having two kids enduring awful jobs bad bosses and being stone cold broke he was still writing and

1:53.0

still collecting rejection letters he sold stories here and there but he eventually settled on a

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