The way we treat people and make them feel matters in every area of our lives. If we show up as our genuine, authentic and true selves people respect that and proceed accordingly. Trust, loyalty, healthy two way reciprocal communication, active listening, consideration, humility and open mindedness are all the cornerstones to developing and maintaining healthy sustainable long term relationships with ourselves and others. 💛 If more companies focused on making this their bottom line instead of looking at everything as a number they would begin to see such a positive change all around. ✨ Great clip Simon.👏👏

Yes, yes, yes, thanks for leaning in on sales Simon! I truly believe an organizations potential for success can be measured by its weakest relationship.

I love the honesty. In my next meeting, I will share a few of your gems, Simon! 🎉

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Simon... This is Gold!

Relationship is truly the fundamental key to any partnership or business success. People follow you with not what you do, but by how you act so genuinely in helping them with something that you have. We have to keep in mind that most big organizations grow, because there are relationships, and for me that's one of the key principles each and everyone of us should adhere whether at work, at business, at a sports community group, relationship will be the head start, towards a long-term partnership and success

I have noticed that when you like someone you give them a lot more leeway on any mistakes they may make or any flaws they may have. And the opposite is true for people whom you dislike. You might even dismiss their accomplishments and attribute it all to luck, and treat their upsides as if they don't exist, aren't important, or are actually a negative.

Relationship is important, just don't get too intimate in it. Too close relationship with client can be draining and a risk.

Yes!

God bless you

I wish all sales organizations would listen to this guy.

You are my idel 😇❤

Sir, Kindly Create a Seperate playlists for leadership and Sales in your channel.

Called someone in sales and marketing of some clothing store just after receiving my order (in the wrong size) and they proceeded to talk me into accepting it as the difference with my original garment order size was really next to nothing.

Y good sales people know that. But most sucks