25th September 2024 | NEWSLETTER
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In our latest feature...
Last week The Young Womem in Sales Club hosted a masterclass run by an incredible sales leader Natasha Dadlani on mastering the mindset that sets high achievers apart.
Natasha talked about the principles and strategies to cultivate a resilient, positive, and growth-oriented mentality diving into the science and structure of our brains. The recording is now up, and in the video you'll discover powerful, practical techniques that you can immediately apply in your professional and personal life.
Whether you’re looking to hit your sales targets, get that promotion, or make a real impact in your company, this is the kind of guidance that could make all the difference.
Warm welcome to our newest members!
Some pictures from our last event!
In the DIARY
17 October | 6PM | London
Join this masterclass by Eleanor Male and learn how to create strong connections with everyone involved in the sales process, not just your champions. Whether you're dealing with prospects, end users, decision-makers, or the procurement team, building solid relationships is key to making your sales smoother and more successful. Eleanor will show you how to connect with each player and turn those connections into long-term partnerships that work for everyone.
But it’s not just about your clients—you’ll also learn how to build strong relationships within your own company. By working better with your teammates and other departments, you can boost your influence, improve communication, and create a more supportive work environment. These internal connections are crucial for hitting your sales targets and growing your career!
Join us in London on the 17th October to learn and get inspired!
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INSIGHTS
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The emotional burden of sales is multifaceted. The pressure to meet targets, the need to foster relationships with prospects, and the internal dynamics with managers and colleagues all contribute to a unique emotional landscape. Women in sales often find themselves navigating these pressures by hiding their true identities and emotions, which is a coping mechanism to shield oneself from potential judgement or perceptions of weakness. Continue Reading