We Will Be the Greatest Winners
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2025 6:16 am
Your career might not start out where you wanted it to, but the important thing is that you start something.
Work Hard
Everyone will have to work hard but you are going to have to work harder than everyone.
At the job you find yourself in, even if it isn’t the one you wanted, work harder than anyone else, get promoted. That is how you succeed in this world.
There is absolutely no substitute for working your ass off.
When an opportunity for a dream job does eventually come up you will be all the more prepared to get that position.
If you work hard and make the most of this crisis you will come out the other side the greatest winner.
Here’s why: No one else will have fought through so much cambodia telegram data adversity and it is unlikely that an event like this will occur again in your lifetimes, so, for the next 50 or so years everything else will seem like a breeze.
When we are back into an economic boom we will know to truly take advantage of it and take nothing for granted.
Sales cycles are no strangers to cyclicality and seasonal swings. “Summer shutdowns”, retooling, Christmas, and of course summer. There is no denying that summer brings a different rhythm and energy to sales. Vacations, kids out of school, longer sunnier days (where did I put that beer?), these are but a few contributing factors.
Having gone through the cycle a number of times, you do see that while some of it seasonal, a good part of the reality sellers experience is a result of tribal or sales culture. But as with many folk myths, they are not always grounded in facts. Spoiler alert: not all decision makers go on vacation the same week, nor do the influencers.
No, It Can’t Wait
While on the surface some of the reasoning presented by prospects (and often accepted at face value by some reps), may sound reasonable, they’re not. When looked at in the cold light of time and quota, no seller can afford to take their eye off the prize or assume that time somehow ticks away differently in the summer.
Work Hard
Everyone will have to work hard but you are going to have to work harder than everyone.
At the job you find yourself in, even if it isn’t the one you wanted, work harder than anyone else, get promoted. That is how you succeed in this world.
There is absolutely no substitute for working your ass off.
When an opportunity for a dream job does eventually come up you will be all the more prepared to get that position.
If you work hard and make the most of this crisis you will come out the other side the greatest winner.
Here’s why: No one else will have fought through so much cambodia telegram data adversity and it is unlikely that an event like this will occur again in your lifetimes, so, for the next 50 or so years everything else will seem like a breeze.
When we are back into an economic boom we will know to truly take advantage of it and take nothing for granted.
Sales cycles are no strangers to cyclicality and seasonal swings. “Summer shutdowns”, retooling, Christmas, and of course summer. There is no denying that summer brings a different rhythm and energy to sales. Vacations, kids out of school, longer sunnier days (where did I put that beer?), these are but a few contributing factors.
Having gone through the cycle a number of times, you do see that while some of it seasonal, a good part of the reality sellers experience is a result of tribal or sales culture. But as with many folk myths, they are not always grounded in facts. Spoiler alert: not all decision makers go on vacation the same week, nor do the influencers.
No, It Can’t Wait
While on the surface some of the reasoning presented by prospects (and often accepted at face value by some reps), may sound reasonable, they’re not. When looked at in the cold light of time and quota, no seller can afford to take their eye off the prize or assume that time somehow ticks away differently in the summer.