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Sales Performance: It Starts with Self Worth

Bob Urichuck; CMT, CSP, CSC and Sales Performance Trainer, on the vital importance of owning your worth.

Many people go through life and don’t realize their own value or self worth.

What value do you place upon yourself? This can be a difficult question and requires some thought. A lot of people would answer this question in monetary terms, others in relationship to their partner, family, their business, or their job and the value they bring to it.

But what about the value you bring to yourself?

In our sales training programs you learn how your self worth is a combination of your self esteem, self confidence and self respect. When comparing individuals with a weak self esteem to those with a strong self esteem, what are the obvious differences? Does self esteem play a major role? Of course, it does.

Weak self esteem produces low self confidence and low self worth/net worth; whereas strong self esteem produces much more confidence in oneself and increases one’s self and net worth accordingly.

Hence the importance of this topic in sales training – building the foundation

Self esteem is an internal sense of worth, the essence of a personality, and is reflected in ones self worth and net worth. Self esteem reflects an inner confidence and self-respect. Self esteem shines outwardly and is demonstrated by the actions one takes.

Your internal self worth, which consists of your self-esteem, self confidence and self respect, will become your external net worth.

It all begins with your beliefs. What you believe to be true about yourself usually generates equivalent self esteem, self confidence and self respect. Your beliefs determine your attitude which is a big part of self esteem. Are you carrying appropriate beliefs about yourself, or are you still carrying a lot of negative baggage? If the latter still exists, get rid of it.

You are an adult now and should be able to distinguish between fact and fiction. Get rid of the fiction.

Take control of your attitude and your mindset by ridding yourself of all those negative beliefs.

I believe we all came into this world as miracles and equal human beings regardless of race, religion, colour, nationality, sex, title or role. However, your exposure to the outside world with respect to family, religion, education, politics, etc., has influenced your inside world or your true self esteem. You have created your own fears, limitations and boundaries based on what you allowed inside from the outside world. You have become your own worst enemy.

Overtime your personal perceptions have been altered. Your self esteem has diminished and your self worth suddenly has limitations. Your level of courage is no longer what it was when you were a child.

In sales training you learn to go back and review your values as it relates to your self esteem. You need to remove some of the baggage that has been holding you back and contributing to your low self-esteem, self confidence and self respect. You need to boost your self esteem by acknowledging your worth and managing your emotions. Your self esteem portrays your values and affects the choices you make.

Simply by changing your internal thinking, you can reclaim your self-esteem, self confidence and self respect and strive for a level ten self esteem as your standard. This is a level of self esteem from which to strive forward. That is one of the many outcomes from our ongoing sales training programs.

It is a known fact that if you don’t believe in yourself, no one else will either. How you feel about yourself, in particular your self esteem is reflected in your daily conversations, your body language and your abilities.

You are responsible for your destiny and anything is possible with high quality self esteem.

Your self esteem, like your attitude, is within your control. Discipline yourself to take control of that most important person in the world. You are the all inclusive package of self esteem, self confidence and self respect.

All three attributes equal your self worth and in turn, your self worth will translate externally into your net worth.

What value do you place upon yourself?

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The Best in the Business

These four cutting-edge leaders are sure to challenge and inspire your employees to innovative and creative engagement with your company’s vision.

Mark Thompson Mark Thompson
Executive, Author, Business Leader

Mark is the co-founder & CEO of Richard Branson’s Business Innovation & Entrepreneurship Hub for Virgin Unite. He is a faculty member for the prestigious World Economic Forum, a by-invitation-only organization comprised of the top 1,000 executives in the world.

“Your outstanding presentation helped raise the sense of urgency in our vision and connected just the right market trends with our cause. We were very fortunate that our mission aligned with the themes that you’ve studied all your life. Thanks for providing such a strong start for the program. You over delivered on our demanding request.” – VP, Schneider Electric

Angela Mondou Angela Mondou
Marketing Executive, Former Air Force Captain

Angela Mondou’s unconventional career has taken her from worldwide military operations to top-ranked high-tech companies. She led logistics strategies for NATO and launched products for RIM before starting an award-winning company that helps organizations execute product launch strategies, strategic marketing and ‘Sales Exceleration’ programs and leadership development programs.

“Angela Mondou’s ‘Mission Critical’ workshop is equivalent to spending a day on ‘The Apprentice’. The hands-on learning quickly highlights the key skills needed to be a successful leader in today’s fast paced environment.” – Marketing Manager, Canadian Tire Financial Services

Don Drummond Don Drummond
Expert on Economic & Policy Issues

Don Drummond, the former senior federal civil servant and Chief Economist at the TD Bank, is currently the Matthews Fellow and Visiting Scholar in the School of Policy Studies at Queen’s University. In 2011, he was commissioned to do a report on the Ontario Government’s fiscal situation, a much-discussed project that is nearing completion.

“Don’s presentation was great. Fantastic insights on the current state of Canadian banking in light of and in relation to global trends. Clients appreciated the value he provided.” – KPMG

Richard Florida Richard Florida
Renowned Economic Author

Richard Florida is one of the world’s leading intellectuals on the ties between economic competitiveness, urban trends, and cultural and technological innovation. He is a senior editor at The Atlantic, and head of the Martin Prosperity Institute at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management.

“Never before have I seen anyone capture so succinctly the values and desires of the new ‘creative class’ and the essence of human capital and the creative ethos.” – Director, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center

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