Episode 6: The Importance Of The Muscle Of Human Intelligence Towards A Collaborative Impact With Sean Malone
Sean Malone relates creating an impact to the sales conversations he deals with. For him, humans can conquer anything including humanity's divide if all of us have these three fundamental values: persistence, conviction and consistency. If we are serious about creating better impacts, then we have to live by this sales principle - we have to help people with their pain points.
“If you want to go fast go alone, if you want to go far, go together.”
This may sound like a cliché, but it perfectly describes the conversation between Kiri-Maree and our guest for today’s episode, Sean Malone.
Sean brings in his passion for sales in our discussion of the importance of the muscle of human intelligence towards achieving a collaborative impact.
Sean relates creating an impact to the sales conversations he deals with. For him, humans can conquer anything including humanity's divide if all of us have these three fundamental values: persistence, conviction and consistency.
If we are serious about creating better impacts, then we have to live by this sales principle - we have to help people with their pain points.
Knowing how to help people with their problems allows us to generate a ripple that can benefit all of humanity, but the key thing is, we have to do it as a collective.
WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE:
- Sean’s career journey (02:37)
- The outcomes of “not going to fail mindset” (08:30)
- Advantages of having persistence in making decisions (11:20)
- The good and the bad in gratification (15:23)
- What conviction means for Sean (18:35)
- The muscle of human intelligence (22:10)
- Narrowing the gap towards moving to the right direction (26:25)
- The 5 buying emotions (32:07)
- The significance of having transparency (38:30)
- The six meta-biases in relation to sales conversations (40:08)
- Sean’s take on the conversation (51:20)
QUOTES:
"You don't give up when you know that you should give up." - Sean Malone- “Pain in the present is the biggest motivator for somebody to take action now.” - Sean Malone
- “It's easier for us to run away than to go to war and I get that, but nothing will change if we keep running away.” Kiri-Maree Moore
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