Episodes

Try 30 times. Get .00005 results back. For now :) Momentum will work for or against you. Thanks for listening. New episodes are every Sunday! Selling is the #1 life skill. Learn how to apply it to every area of your life. www.marshbuice.com

Gotta add some spice to your life. Put some inconsistency in your days. Selling is the #1 life skill to handle adversity, embrace uncertainty, and never settle again. Learn how at www.marshbuice.com

While on "The Intentional Encourager's Podcast," host Brian Sexton asked me about a defeat of mine he'd witnessed nearly 30 years ago. Thanks for listening. For more of The Sales Life go to www.marshbuice.com

You're the only one who has been with you for every breath and blinking moment. So who knows you better than you? From stars to scars, you know everything about yourself, so why not take the advice that you so brilliantly give to others? Today, I'll show you a few methods that I use to take counsel with myself. Thanks for listening. Selling is the #1 life skill to handle adversity, embrace uncertainty, and never settle again, but you don't have to be in sales to learn how to sell. Learn how w...

Is your inner circle pulling you down or pushing you forward? Thanks for listening. New episode every Sunday! Selling is the #1 LIFE skill to embrace uncertainty, handle adversity, and never settle again. Learn how at www.marshbuice.com

Working hard to "get there" isn't enough. New episodes are every Sunday! Selling is the #1 life skill. Learn how at www.marshbuice.com

Which would you take? A million dollars today or a penny doubled every day for 30 days? Most would take the million and run, but you'd leave money on the table. This is the power of momentum in your life. Every day, a penny's worth of effort will go from additions early on to compounded results in the future. New episodes are every Sunday! For more of The Sales Life, go to www.marshbuice.com

There are anchors in your life, and there are anchors in your life. Find the anchors to hold onto throughout your storms and discover the ones that keep you from realizing your full potential. Thanks for being a part of The Sales Life. Help someone else out by sharing this episode. For more, go to www.marshbuice.com

Jack Nicklaus became the greatest golfer in the world because he practiced chipping out of the divots. Instead of waiting for the worst situations to arise, he created them and repeatedly practiced them so that when the problem occurred, he was ready for it. Don't wait for things to go wrong, and hope you know how to handle them. Make things go wrong, and be ready to defeat them. 🆙 Thanks for making TSL a top 3% podcast in the 🌍. 🔂 Please share the show with others. For more www.marshbuice.co...

What does it mean to "do your best?" The phrase reminds me of my parents offering words of encouragement when I played Peewee league ball. If we win, does it mean I "did my best?" If we lost, does it mean I didn't "do my best?" BE and DO are two different things. One is status & the other is ethos. Nat Geo's Bear Gryll often says, "You don't have to be the best to do your best." Today on The Sales Life, I'll show you what it means to do your best and how you can immediately apply it to your l...

Today's episode is for my "Piss & Vinegar" People & it comes from episode 619. If you're one of those, who started a new initiative on fire only to realize you couldn't keep up the pace and ended up quitting, this episode is for you. You can achieve anything if you'll always keep consistency in front of intensity. In this episode, you will learn to be: 1. Be average first. 2. Ask, "What's the least I can do?" 3. Level up. Plus, I've got a couple of benefits to add too :) Thanks for making TS...

I recently learned of a new term called "radical incrementalism," and I love it! 1. Radical = Extreme. 2. Incrementalism = Gradual. This episode is for you if you've ever blown your whole day off or keep procrastinating about getting started. 🙋‍♂️ Thank you for making The Sales Life a top 5% podcast in the world. Show your support by leaving a review for others shopping for new podcasts. Your words will cut through millions of podcasts out there. https://www.marshbuice.com/reviews/ For thous...

TSL Moments are my fondest memories from earlier episodes. This one was inspired when Andrew called me to tell me that he was starting his own business. We'd worked together many years ago, and he'd hit rock bottom and felt like leaving town was his only option. With no money or connections, he drove his beat-up car to Florida to start over. For years I didn't hear from him, and then one day, Andrew popped up on my Instagram feed. We exchanged "likes" on each other's posts, and then I got the ca...

Emotional regulation is not only the key to personal and professional success, but it's also the key to living longer too. You've probably lost your cool more time than you'd like to admit and many of these moments can cause irreparable harm. Today, with the help of Leonard Mlodiow's book, "Emotions. How Feelings Shape Our Thinking," I show you 3 effective ways to keep your emotions in check. Show your support 🤝 by sharing this episode with ONE person today. Show your ❤️ by leaving a rating a...

Change is constant. Oftentimes it goes unnoticed until it's right in your face. This is one of those moments for you. The question is, will it make you or break you. Today's episode is inspired by Seth Godin when he marked the difference between a pro vs an amateur. In this episode you'll learn how to spot when you're acting like an amateur and how things ALWAYS go a professional's way. Thank you for listening. 🙏 Share this episode with one person today. Full video on YouTube. Search "The Sa...

"You have not because you ask not." If you want more out of life, then you're going to ask for it. In this episode, you'll learn: 1. How to treat asking like a muscle. 2. Increase your confidence by becoming familiar with rejection and not freezing up. 3. It is a win/win even if you're rejected. For more on The Sales Life www.marshbuice.com Watch this episode on YouTube. https://youtu.be/XqNIq4dCMh4

Getting passed over for a promotion or losing an account stains the soul. In these moments, you must remember not to act so negatively that it justifies their decision by saying, "That's why we didn't choose you." You may have lost in the season, but don't lose it for a lifetime. Today I'll show you how to take an honest assessment as to why someone didn't choose you, and that way, you'll be ready for the next opportunity that comes your way. Thank you for listening. Special thanks to Cole Cou...

You know all about good habits, and you've felt the effects of bad habits, but rarely do you ever notice when a good habit turns bad until it's too late. That's because habits gradually build up or erode, and if left unchecked, you'll "all of the sudden" slip into complacency. "Always become. Never arrive," because the arrivals can wreck everything you've worked for. If your pants fit too tight, your bank account looks skinny, or your relationship has hit a lull, this is a good primer episode ...

When you try to control everything, you end up hitting nothing. Some things are outside of your control. Try to steer a baseball after you throw it by leaning left and right-impossible, yet that’s what you do in your own life. Targets are necessary, but it’s what you become in the processes that you develop on the way to that target that is most important. This is why you have to be, “Easy to teach and difficult to discourage,” not the other way around. If you want to lose weight, start a podca...

TSL let's gooo! Back on episode 665 I urged you to “Be an observer, not a predictor.” Change is happening so fast, it’s easier to hug up to the comfort of what you’ve always known and done than to step out into uncertainty, but everything is flipped upside down. Taking risks is safe and playing it safe is now risky because taking risks creates way more opportunities than playing is safe ever will. Digital assets such as Bitcoin is one of those massive changes. Today I welcome Branden LaNette au...

Welcome to ep 691 of The Sales Life; when it comes to momentum, “It’s easier to keep it going than get it going.” Big Mo is always hungry, and you must feed it every day-on today’s episode, I’ll show you why it’s important to feed momentum even on the days when you’re short on time-it may not be optimal, but it is an opportunity. Thanks for listening. If this is your first time here, I hope you’ll come back. If this is your 691’rst time back, thank you for supporting me. I can’t do this show ...

It's a pretty even divide between those who agree & disagree with the phrase, "How you do one thing is how you do all things." Is it true? Would you fold your clothes with the same intensity as giving a speech? Probably not, but there is some merit to the phrase. Today I'll show you why I believe, "How you do the smalls is how you do the alls." Thanks for listening. If this is your first time here, learn more at www.thesaleslife.me. Watch it on YouTube. Show your support with a rating 5 ⭐️ S...

If you're not in a slump right now, you're heading toward one. The slumps can jack you up. You may be 0-5 for the week, but imagine being a professional athlete and going 0 for 27 in front of the world. This episode will not keep you out of the slumps, but you will know better what to do when you get into one. Big thanks to Charles Schultz's "The Edge of Greatness Podcast" for the inspiration for this episode. Please help power the show. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Ratings show your support. ✍️ Your review sh...

Today my friend and international author stopped by The Sales Life for a little sales jam. Three books in one episode. In this episode, you will learn: 3:48: Why do I call him Mr. Adversity. 9:45: Why being in an underdog position is a good thing. 21:00 Why stress is necessary for your life and how you can manipulate it to your advantage. 28:58 “Practice being under-whelmed.” 35:48 “Mentally pedal backward.” 44:58 Play strong even with a weak hand. 54:59 The power of the spark. The day Patrick...