Firing a Customer - 28

Letting a Customer Go.  When is it time to move on? Bob Dylan famously sung "The times they are a-changin'".  Whether in business or in life, the relationships you are engaged with are in a constant state of change.  New information is gathered, perspectives change, objectives change. Many times this change is good for both parties.  However there are times when change requires additional action.  That additional action may include letting a customer go.  The strategic fit may no longer be there, or you may no longer be able to help.   In this weeks' episode of the Catalyst Sale Podcast we share our personal experience related to making the tough choice to let a customer go.  And why, it may be good for both of your businesses. We discuss the right way, and the wrong way to let a customer go.  We also discuss the importance of not doing this alone. Catalyst Sale Sales is a Thinking Process.  Catalyst Sale is a learning organization first and foremost. That’s why we care about a thinking process that enables results versus a process that tells people what to do. We aim to add value whenever we can, and our true success is measured by the sustainability of our work long after we complete a project. We surround ourselves with good company and never stop learning. You can find us via LinkedIn, Twitter, & The Catalyst Sale Website on the links below; Mike Conner on Twitter  Mike Simmons on Twitter  Mike Conner on LinkedIn Mike Simmons on LinkedIn Catalyst Sale Twitter Catalyst Sale on LinkedIn Catalyst Sale Website

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We all have problems we are looking to solve. We know that there are solutions out there, but we struggle with this. How do we find the solution, where does the nudge come from to help us take the next step, and start solving tough problems. The intention of this podcast is to help you find your catalyst and take that next step. The Find My Catalyst Podcast is a weekly podcast with Catalyst Sale founder Mike Simmons. We discuss real stories with practical application, in the context of leadership, problem solving, decision making, thinking, goal setting and execution. Other topics discussed include - Systems, Frameworks, Sales Strategy, Revenue Operations, Training, Onboarding, Sales Enablement, Organization Enablement, Workforce Development, Coaching, and Mentoring.