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Book review: Sales Mind – 48 tools to help you sell by Helen Kensett

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She touches on the three pillars of persuasion ( Influence and persuasion skills with Aristotle and Knights and Dinosaurs (kimtasso.com).

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Selling challenges in professional services: Sales processes and skills

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Sales skills There are numerous inventories of what selling skills and qualities are needed.

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What is Socratic questioning? (Questioning skills)

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In CBT ( Cognitive Based Therapy ), where the focus is on modifying thinking to facilitate emotional and behavioural change, it is recognized as helping clients define problems, identify the impact of their beliefs and thoughts and examine the meaning of events (Beck & Dozois, 2011).

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Coaching and Consulting – People and Problem-Solving skills

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There are many aspects of consulting competencies and attributes: emotional intelligence, analytical, problem-solving, delivery of results, leadership, project management, commercial orientation, entrepreneurial spirit, team work as well as functional expertise and market/sector knowledge. What is a consultant? Consultancy.uk

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KAM Leader Series: Shaping Innovative Solutions

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Evidence for a collective intelligence factor in the performance of human groups. Can you assess your own emotional intelligence? As the situation becomes complex and the stakeholders and team more diverse, KAM leaders need to leverage more of the people styles, such as coaching, involving and aligning. Woolley, A. Chabris, C.

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Book review – Why has nobody told me this before? Dr Julie Smith (Mental Health Guidance)

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William Worden (2011) suggests this involves: finding acceptance, working through the pain of grief, adjusting to the new environment and finding a way to keep the connection. Suggestions include finding something distracting or comforting that allows you a break between the waves of emotion (Stroebe & Schut, 1999).