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Hosted by The Traveling Saleslady · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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Road Notes is a short-form audio series for sales professionals who are always on the move. Each episode draws from the real conversations, hard-won lessons, and road-tested wisdom behind The Traveling Saleslady, delivering one sharp idea you can actually use, in the time it takes to get from the parking lot to the lobby. No fluff. No filler. Just the kind of insight that makes you a better salesperson, a smarter traveler, and someone who shows up more prepared than the competition. Road Notes is part of The Traveling Saleslady, a growing hub of resources built specifically for sales professionals who live on the road. From articles and courses to books, merch, and this podcast, everything TSL creates exists to make the journey a little smarter and a whole lot more interesting. New episodes drop weekly. Find everything at thetravelingsaleslady.com.
The Traveling Saleslady hosts Road Notes from The Traveling Saleslady, a business show with 12 episodes published.
Your buyer doesn't always know what they need. This episode breaks down the difference between finding a need and driving one, including the "Shangri-La moment" when a buyer realizes a problem they couldn't name until yo
The inside versus outside sales debate isn't about which one is better. It's about knowing what each role costs you, and whether you've made that tradeoff on purpose. This episode looks at the real difference between bui
Real trust in sales isn't built at the close. It's built in the quiet moments no one is watching, the ones that never make it into a CRM or a commission check. This episode looks at why the decisions nobody sees are the
Every person has a story, but stories alone don't close deals. This episode breaks down the real difference between storytelling and messaging in sales, and why the best sales professionals know how to do both. Learn mor
Modern buyers are informed, skeptical, and impatient. They don't need a feature walkthrough. They need a rep who understands their problem well enough to tell them honestly whether the solution fits. This Road Notes epis
The sales wellness conversation almost always goes the same direction: sleep, movement, nutrition. All valid. But three experienced coaches independently named something that sits upstream of all of it: self-awareness. T
Talent opens the door. Consistency is what keeps it open for five years. In this episode of Road Notes, The Traveling Saleslady unpacks what it actually means to show up reliably, why consistency erodes quietly before it
Most sales training teaches you what to say. The skill that actually closes deals at the highest level is the one almost nobody practices: listening so well that the buyer talks themselves into yes. In this episode of Ro
Your prospect started evaluating you before you said a word. Before the pitch. Before the handshake. Before the first three seconds of a phone call. Buyers are reading your energy, your presence, and your intent in real
Out of 50 calls, maybe three people pick up. The question isn't how to get more people to answer. The question is what you do with the ones who do. In this Road Notes episode, we talk about what separates the reps who ho
Takeaways: The concept of the sixth sense in sales transcends the traditional five senses that are commonly acknowledged.Successful sales representatives recognize the profound impact of emotional resonance during buyer
There are entire industries built around sales methodology. Frameworks, certifications, techniques. And yet the thing that actually separates reps buyers trust from the ones they tolerate is almost embarrassingly simple.
Bedbugs at Disney. If that sentence surprised you, this episode is for you. No hotel is automatically exempt, not budget, not five star, not the most magical place on earth. In this episode of Road Notes, we talk about w
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