Inward Book Club

The best show ever in the history of inward Book club . If not the best then the most important . Why ? because this book is the game changer . Find out why - sales people who tell clients what to do sell more than those who are consultative. Find out that sales people who close in an appointment sell more than those who don't . Everything you thought you learned about not pushing a client , l...

In this episode the dynamic duo talk about "to sell is human" by Daniel Pink /

If you were selling software to greyhound buses would you get on a greyhound bus ? how deep do you really need to go in your product discovery ? In this episode MO and JG discuss "Naked Sales" by Ashley Welch and justin jones

New Sales Simplified by Mike Weinberg One of the most highly recommended sales books we've ever read on the show . never ask for permission to speak in a sales call Why our clients are as frustrated as they are with the state of salesmanship they are experiencing Why getting in the car for one client sales meeting trumps 5 video calls Why sales scripts work Why you can never be paid too much t...

The boys are back in town !  The boys are back in towwwwwooowwwn !!!! If we didn't get a copywrite strike for it the opening of this months episode would be just that !  After a bit of a hiatus MP and JG are back with episode 147 of inward book club talking about Selling a crisis by jeb blount . 

JG and Mike are back once again, and this time with special guest Rob Barraclough as they review The New One Minute Manager by Kenneth Blanchard. Join them as they discuss the best managerial practices, the difficulties of balancing democracy with executive decision in sales teams, and whether setting goals is the best method to get the most out of salespeople.

JG and Mike wrap up Elite Sales Strategies by Anthony Iannarino. They deliberate the purpose of the book and how useful it is to salespeople (and WHAT STAGE in a career it's useful), how the concept of one-upmanship is present throughout, and commodity sales.

Jonny and Mike are back fresh with another piece of literature - this time by veteran sales book author Anthony Iannarino. Join them as they discuss manipulation and pressure in the sales world, the place of mavericks in a sales team, and ponder whether there is a new rule set in the profession today.

The guys continue with their reading of Qualified Sales Leader, discussing ideal customer profiles, the mentality of sales leadership and conversion ratios.

A highly-requested book by fans, JG and Mike begin their foray into The Qualified Sales Leader by 5-time CRO John McMahon. With gleaming testimonials given by top-tier sales and tech royalty offered in its first pages, the duo were very excited to get into this book. Will it live up to the hype? Tune in and find out.

The boys wrap up The Art of Impossible and dwell on its utility as a book for salespeople. They discuss creativity burnout, making notes (or not) during meetings, and Elon Musk's attempt to buy Twitter.

Jonny and Mike sink their teeth further into The Art of Impossible by Steven Kotler. Join them as they discuss goals, grit, gravitas and how Mike hates the Beatles.

Book Club is BACK once again as JG and Mike return to the fold. With a slight shift in focus, the dynamic duo of sales recruitment will be reviewing sales books as well as quality books that aren't explicitly 'sales' books but are provide insight and utility to salespeople, starting with The Art of Impossible: A Peak Performance Primer by Steven Kotler. Listen in as they discuss the potential of a...

Mike & JG cover the second half of Sell Different by Lee Salz. Listen in as they discuss common sense email practice (that many salespeople don't observe), finding your target clients and 4-day workweeks.

New week, new book. This time, the boys review Sell Different by Lee Salz, wihch claims to have game-changing new strategies to outwit your competitors and keep you ahead of the game. JG and Mike decide whether this claim holds true. In between their thoughts on the book, the pair also discuss prospecting, the 'buying experience', and the premier golf fitter in the north of England.

The boys finish up their review of Always Be Hiring, and reflect upon its wise teachings. Overall, the book is a great insight into recruitment and hiring. The dos and don'ts, best practices, how to onboard and smooth the transition process. It's got it all and is well worth the read if you're in a position to be hiring.

The guys delve deeper into JG's (frankly excellent) book and and discuss the cost of recruitment, a homeworking backlash in 2022 and how employers can use Tik Tok to bolster their recruitment drive.

Fresh into 2022, JG and Mike review a book that is very close to their hearts. Always Be Hiring is the memoirs of a sales recruiter with 20+ years in the business and an deep insight into what companies do wrong when interviewing and hiring candidates. Plus, the author is a top guy.

JG and Mike conclude Selling The Cloud, and mull over the interview held last episode with the authors themselves. Mike dons his most garishly festive blazer for the occasion as Christmas looms.

A trans-Atlantic episode this week, as JG and Mike discuss Selling the Cloud with its authors Mark Petruzzi and Paul Melchiorre live from the east coast of the USA. The quartet discuss how the IT Sales game has evolved, how to define grit and tenacity in a salesperson, and ponder the question 'is the new generation of salespeople working hard to be as lazy as possible?'.

This week, JG and Mike discuss Selling The Cloud ahead of meeting the authors themselves. Listen in as they discuss passion for the sales profession, the archetype of the 'smarmy used car salesmen' and the bubble of business economics.

JG and Mike are joined by Tony Hughes himself all the way from Sydney, Australia.  Listen in as they discuss the future of sales, the disruption technology will have on the profession and what salespeople can do to ensure they won't be replaced by automated tech or AI in the coming years.

The second part of one of the most important books the veterans have ever covered. Join JG and Mike as they conclude their deliberations on this crucial piece of sales literature.

This time, the duo cover what is possibly the most important book EVER covered on the show. If you don't read this book, you are a fool. JG and Mike discuss why in the first of a three-part series.

Book Club is BACK. As people are returning to their cars and commuting again, the dynamic duo of sales are back to discuss Part 2 of Pitch Anything by Oren Klaff.