Episodes

Mo asks Mitch Joel: How do we hack our own proactive habits to succeed? We all make time for the things that are important to us. As we’ve seen from the pandemic, we can fill our schedules with anything and feel really busy. The only way to do...

Mo asks Mitch Joel: What’s your best advice for professionals to deepen long-term relationships? People will not leave a relationship, even if they are paying you more than someone else, if they like you. Get people to like you in a way that’s...

Mo asks Mitch Joel: How would you advise high end professionals to create and close more deals? Go and follow Jeffrey Gettemer and subscribe to his newsletter. Anything Mitch has learned about sales was picked up from Jeffrey. Essentially, a lot of...

Mo asks Mitch Joel: What is your big idea for getting better at retention and growth? Whether it’s digital or not, it’s all about relationships and relationships are built on the stories you tell and how you deliver on them. Most people tend to...

Ron Tite shares the insights behind the Think. Do. Say. framework and how you can use it to create an effective personal brand, do more of the work you truly care about and be more authentic. Learn the four C’s that make communicating your brand...

Mo shares his insights from the habits of Ron Tite. Think: What’s the thing you believe in so much that you would be happy to work on it for the rest of your working life? Do: How do you exemplify that? People don’t judge you by the things you...

Mo asks Ron Tite: How do we stay on top of retention and growth activities when everything is yanking us away? In car manufacturing, there are two sides that are critical to the business. The money is made on the assembly line because that is...

Mo asks Ron Tite: How can we deepen relationships and win the relationship advantage? If you have great relationships, know that some of them will convert, but that’s not why you invest in relationships. When Ron started his agency, his first...

Mo asks Ron Tite: How can we get better at creating and closing the meaty work that we want to do? The first step is identifying the meaty work where you can add your best value. Ron recently had someone resign from his agency after they had a...

Mo asks Ron Tite: What’s your big idea on how the audience can grow their book of business, grow their career, and grow their relationships? The first thing is to stop gaming the system and stop looking for shortcuts to business development. You...

Karim Nehdi shows you how to read your prospect’s mind so you can tailor your service offer to exactly what they want. Learn how the Herrmann Brain Dominance model works in business development and how you can use the concept to better understand...

Mo shares his insights from the habits of Karim Nehdi. There are four major ways we think: analytically, structurally, relationally, and experimentally, and each way of thinking gives clues. With an analytical thinker, they are going to be quick and...

Mo asks Karim Nehdi: How can we use cognitive diversity to hack our own habits and be more successful, even when we’re busy? Business development is a team sport. There is a role for the individual relationship, but there is also an important role...

Mo asks Karim Nehdi: How do we use cognitive diversity and adapt to each of these four different ways of thinking? The baseline is to understand where you are likely to default and what your blindspots are going to be. Think about your pitch through...

Mo asks Karim Nehdi: How can we use our cognitive diversity to create and close more deals? What if you could read the minds of your customers and predict their response in advance? That would be an incredibly powerful business development skill. The...

Mo asks Karim Nehdi: What is your big idea on how people can grow their book of business, relationships, and career? Different people think differently, but most people don’t realize what that really means. The most effective leaders and business...

Jay Baer shares insights into marketing that will transform the way you think about business development and will allow you to spend half the time creating content while generating 10x the results. Learn how to inspire your customers to market for...

Mo shares his insights from the habits of Jay Baer. Market your marketing. Most experts put in the time to create some content, but they would be much better served by taking half that time, creating less content overall, and spending the other half...

Mo asks Jay Baer: How can we hack our own habits and be working efficiently at business development even when we are yanked away by other demands? The first step is you have to enjoy the process at some level in order to put real time into it. If you...

Mo asks Jay Baer: What is your best advice on deepening relationships? The more transactional you think the relationship is, the more transactional it’s going to feel. If your motive is based on getting paid, you’re not going to develop deep and...

Mo asks Jay Baer: How do we create and close more opportunities? You have to focus on the problems you solve, not on the services you offer. People don’t want services, they want a fix to the problem they have. You also have to really understand...

Mo asks Jay Baer: How can people become great at business development? The challenge with business development is that technology has made it so easy to create contacts. It used to be that you could stand out just by having a better toolkit, but now...

Todd Henry shares why creativity is crucial to business development success and a new mindset for identifying client problems in a way that will make them think you’re reading their mind. Learn a practice that allows you to connect the dots and...

Mo shares his insights from the habits of Todd Henry. Long scale creativity is a process, just like business development. The Snowball System and the Grow Big Training are a creative synthesis of the business development practices that have been...