Comments on: What Can’t Be Seen http://asalesguy.com/2010/02/16/what-cant-be-seen/ At the End of the Day, Everything is Sales! Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:41:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: HaroldmillerforSan Franciscoma http://asalesguy.com/2010/02/16/what-cant-be-seen/#comment-2023 HaroldmillerforSan Franciscoma Sat, 02 Jul 2011 02:54:00 +0000 http://asalesguy.com/?p=3046#comment-2023 People please, we have real problems, like people sleeping and dieing on the Streets of San Francisco and we have pot-holes so big they will put your car in the shop, and the deals that our so-called leaders make to make themselves richer, to be worried about some mother baby penis People please, we have real problems, like people sleeping and dieing on the
Streets of San Francisco and we have pot-holes so big they will put your car in
the shop, and the deals that our so-called leaders make to make themselves
richer, to be worried about some mother baby penis

]]> By: davebrock http://asalesguy.com/2010/02/16/what-cant-be-seen/#comment-621 davebrock Tue, 16 Feb 2010 21:56:53 +0000 http://asalesguy.com/?p=3046#comment-621 Nice post Jim. I'm fond of saying that we become "prisoners of our own experience." It traps us, shapes our strategies, and our solutions. Too often, when we try to change, we look at competition or others in our industry. This doesn't drive much innovation. Looking outside our industry, examining best practices in different sectors, seeing how we might apply those within our industries, and companies keeps us fresh and makes it easier to change.<br><br><br>As usual, Jim, great ideas! Nice post Jim. I'm fond of saying that we become “prisoners of our own experience.” It traps us, shapes our strategies, and our solutions. Too often, when we try to change, we look at competition or others in our industry. This doesn't drive much innovation. Looking outside our industry, examining best practices in different sectors, seeing how we might apply those within our industries, and companies keeps us fresh and makes it easier to change.

As usual, Jim, great ideas!

]]> By: davebrock http://asalesguy.com/2010/02/16/what-cant-be-seen/#comment-472 davebrock Tue, 16 Feb 2010 14:56:53 +0000 http://asalesguy.com/?p=3046#comment-472 Nice post Jim. I'm fond of saying that we become "prisoners of our own experience." It traps us, shapes our strategies, and our solutions. Too often, when we try to change, we look at competition or others in our industry. This doesn't drive much innovation. Looking outside our industry, examining best practices in different sectors, seeing how we might apply those within our industries, and companies keeps us fresh and makes it easier to change.<br><br><br>As usual, Jim, great ideas! Nice post Jim. I'm fond of saying that we become “prisoners of our own experience.” It traps us, shapes our strategies, and our solutions. Too often, when we try to change, we look at competition or others in our industry. This doesn't drive much innovation. Looking outside our industry, examining best practices in different sectors, seeing how we might apply those within our industries, and companies keeps us fresh and makes it easier to change.

As usual, Jim, great ideas!

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