Michael L. Nash
Selling the Sage Way
The Selling the Sage Way podcast is created and hosted by Michael Nash, a world-class GTM sales advisor for B2B technology companies. The intended audience is for both leadership and individual contributors across the GTM organization.
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Michael L. Nash
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Último episódio
17 de set de 2026
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Episódios
Two Ears, One Mouth 31.01.2019 3:35
The best sales people, especially early in the sales cycle, do the least amount of speaking but have the greatest amount of impact, per word, when they do. This episode focuses on the skill of "active listening" and why it's important that your customer makes the first presentation during the selling cycle.
What is the Sage Customer Centric Selling Framework? 31.01.2019 6:32
This episode briefly describes the four components (vision, guiding principles, dynamic methodology, conversational selling intelligence) that make up the Sage Customer Centric Selling Framework and why they are critical to institutionalize across your selling organization.
You Gotta Have Some Guiding Sales Principles 31.01.2019 3:55
Your vision of becoming your customer's "Trusted Advisor" must be anchored in certain beliefs or principles that guide your actions as a seller. This podcast describes the importance of having those beliefs and how they become your sherpa on the journey to trusted advisorship.
Trusted Advisorship 31.01.2019 3:47
An episode detailing the selling challenges for modern day SaaS sales organizations and how "next level" sales organizations are overcoming these challenges by evolving into "Trusted Advisor" status with their customers.
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