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Brian Moseley

“When you realize what you’re doing doesn’t work, you need to be good at breaking up with stuff that’s not serving you.” Brian’s been a leading sales rep, manager, and director at three fast-paced, successful marketing tech startups, HubSpot, DataBox, and most recently joining SEMrush. He’s also the owner of a small sailing franchise called Sail Time Boston. In his free time, he loves playing hockey, he’s a big sailor, and I’ve even actually had a chance to snowboard with him out here in Colorado. Brian will share with us how discomfort can cause growth in your sales career.

Peak Performance Selling · Jordan Benjamin, Brian Moseley

October 22, 202045m 31s

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Show Notes

[02:40] How did Brian get into sales?

[05:22] Brian’s experience relationship selling

[12:05] How Brian evolved his goal setting and how it changed his definition of success

[15:52] What qualities has Brian seen standout for top performers?

[23:40] What makes Hub Spot’s organization culture unique?

[26:00] How can you build a personal brand?

[30:08] What changed Brian’s perspective in regards to building relationships?

[33:34] How to give and receive feedback

[37:49] How does Brian bounce back after a lousy quota?

[46:56] What is success to Brian?

[44:21] Does Brian love winning or hate losing more?

[44:31] What are some of the qualities of leaders that Brian has worked with?

Topics

peak performance sellingmindsetsalessales leadership