Dave Kahle Wisdom

Breaking News! Businesses are trusted. A window of opportunity for Christian business people.

Breaking News! Businesses are trusted. A window of opportunity for Christian business people.

The Edelman Trust Barometer just released it’s 2023 report.  Based on interviews with 32,000 people across 28 countries, it found that people trusted business more than the media, government and NGOs.(1)According to author Dave Samson, “According to this year’s Trust...
Snippets for 5-Star Sales Conversations

Snippets for 5-Star Sales Conversations

Sales training for my first professional sales position consisted of memorizing two four-page, single-spaced presentations – word for word – and then presenting them to a group consisting of the other sales trainees as well as various executives.   The presentations...
Unleashing Supernatural Power in Your Organization: Harnessing the power of a BHAGGG. Big Hairy Audacious God-Given Goals.

Unleashing Supernatural Power in Your Organization: Harnessing the power of a BHAGGG. Big Hairy Audacious God-Given Goals.

by Dave Kahle In the book, “Built to Last:  Successful Habits of Visionary Companies” authors Jim Collins and Jerry Porras offered the notion of a BHAG – a Big Hairy Audacious Goal.  It is a long-term goal (10 years or more) that challenges the company, by motivating...
Make it a Practice to Expand the Customer Relationship by Bringing Customers to Our Facility – Best Practice #31

Make it a Practice to Expand the Customer Relationship by Bringing Customers to Our Facility – Best Practice #31

by Dave Kahle Every now and then I encounter a salesperson who believes that it is to his advantage to have all the calls and requests from the customer go to him personally.  Picture a salesperson with his arms wide open, trying to encircle and control every...
Systematically Analyzing Key Accounts in order to Identify Opportunities for Growth – Best Practice #30

Systematically Analyzing Key Accounts in order to Identify Opportunities for Growth – Best Practice #30

by Dave Kahle Mediocre sales people are content to react to the requests of their customers, and focus on maintaining the relationships in order to solidify the business they enjoy. The best sales people understand that, while some of the above is necessary, they...
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