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Full Funnel FreedomAuthor: Hamish Knox
Full Funnel Freedom is for sales executives, directors and managers who know they want to improve the capabilities of their sales teams to generate more leads and income with ease. You're tired of the constant hustle and the pressure of leading a demotivated sales team. You are looking for ways to assess, develop and lead your team that ultimately lead to better results. You're excited and ready to learn what it takes to build a sales funnel that brings you freedom. Hosted by Hamish Knox, author of Accountability The Sandler Way and Change The Sandler Way, recipient of Sandler Global Rookie of the Year and David H Sandler Award Winner. You'll learn not only how to reach more prospects but how to maximise the client relationships you already have. This is the show for you to learn how to feel less pressured and stressed about the sales process & what it takes to have Full Funnel Freedom. Language: en Genres: Business, Careers, Management Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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165. Kill Your Darlings
Episode 42
Sunday, 13 October, 2024
The phrase "Kill Your Darlings," attributed to writer William Faulkner, is a piece of advice given to authors that suggests cutting the parts of a story or novel that they love the most. The idea is that these "darlings" often hinder the overall flow, clarity, or effectiveness of the piece. In a business context, the concept translates well. We often hold on to projects, products, or services that we're emotionally attached to, despite evidence that they may be draining resources or no longer serving the overall goals of the company. When I looked at the bigger picture, I realized that while the Full Funnel Freedom show had been incredibly valuable and rewarding, it wasn't helping me move toward my ultimate goal—helping my clients scale their sales and achieve their ideal exits. To focus more effectively on supporting them, I made the tough decision to "kill my darling" and end the podcast. Letting go of something I've invested in emotionally and professionally wasn't easy, but it was necessary to free up time and energy for the things that will drive my business and clients forward. It's a reminder that sometimes, even our most cherished projects can hold us back from what really matters. What you'll learn: How do you identify which projects or services are no longer serving your long-term goals? What is the process for evaluating the value versus the burden of current business offerings? How can the "Kill Your Darlings" mindset help leaders make tough but necessary decisions for growth? Thank you for listening. --- Connect with Hamish on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hamishknox/ Meet Hamish at a Sandler Summit: https://www.hamish.sandler.com/orlando Fathom: https://fathom.video/invite/72CZPA Humanic: https://app.humantic.ai/login/?referral_code=HamishKnox_SA













