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The Weekly Sales Meeting

Chris Fleming

Front-line sales wisdom for main street sellers.

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Latest Issues

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Episode 195: Accept. Adapt. Accelerate.

A practical guide for broadcast and media sales professionals on how to accept industry change, adapt strategy, and accelerate disciplined action to win more clients in today’s evolving marketplace

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Accept. Adapt. Accelerate.

Here is a harsh truth that too many people avoid. The media business is not going back to what it was. It is not going back next year. It is not going back ever. The landscape that existed thirty years ago is over. It is no longer the world...

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194. Episode 194: Busy or Effective?

Listen now | Busy feels productive.

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Busy or Effective?

Busy is not the same as effective. You know that. But how often do you act like it? How often do you look at your calendar, see a full day, and mistake it for progress? Your day was packed. Your calls were back-to-back. You handled emails, ...

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  • Chris Fleming

    Author, Change Agent, Leader of High Performance Teams, Marketing Expert, Public Speaker, Small Business Consultant, President of CD Media Consulting, LLC.

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