413: Why Your Sales Are Inconsistent
On this solo episode, Stacey explains how an internal “set point” can create inconsistent sales by influencing a business owner’s energy, activity, and follow-up. Key takeaways: -Consistent sales are not produced by consistent activity. -The roller coaster ride is not your destiny. -The root work is the work. Tweetable Quotes: “The inconsistency is not random. […]
412: Why You Second Guess Yourself the Moment Someone Asks What You Charge
On this solo episode, Stacey explains that when someone asks what you charge and you immediately begin to second-guess yourself, the issue is not a lack of confidence—it is outdated programming. Your confidence in your work operates on a strong, well-developed system, while your approach to money conversations is still running on an old one. […]
411: You Are Great at What You Do. So Why Does It Get Weird When the Money Comes Up?
On this solo episode, Stacey focuses on why sales conversations often become uncomfortable when money is discussed, arguing that the real issue is not pricing or sales skills but subconscious beliefs and nervous system programming around money. Key takeaways: -Certainty transfers. And guess what? So does uncertainty. -You cannot script your way out of the […]
410: How to Break Through a Revenue Plateau When You Are Already Doing Everything Right
On this solo episode, Stacey argues that business plateaus are usually not caused by poor strategy but by an “identity ceiling”—subconscious beliefs about what level of success a person deserves or is capable of achieving. Key takeaways: -The market will pay what you hold. -Strategy is never going to break through an identity ceiling. -The […]
409: The Real Reason Your Clients Keep Draining You Has Nothing to Do With Them
On this solo episode, Stacey argues that the exhausting, demanding clients many entrepreneurs attract are not random—they are a reflection of the standards, positioning, pricing, and subconscious beliefs they project into the marketplace. Key takeaways: -The draining client is not the problem. The draining client is actually your feedback. -Your programming will always win. -The […]
408: Why You Are Always Almost Ready and Never Actually Starting
On this solo episode, Stacey argues that entrepreneurs often wait until they “feel ready” before raising prices, launching offers, hiring, or having difficult conversations Key takeaways: -Ready is a feeling. -The almost was always bigger than the actual. -You don’t need to feel ready. You get to decide. Tweetable Quotes: “Your brain releases dopamine in […]
407: SWS REWIND: “12 Random Thoughts of Success”
On this episode of Sell Without Selling, Stacey, inspired by the holiday spirit… shares 12 random but important thoughts. Key Takeaways: Set boundaries. Stop accepting mediocrity. Recognize the power of questions. Tweetable Quotes: “It is OK to have ‘No’ in your vocabulary.” “Avoid the comfort of certainty.” “Asking ‘Why?’ will get you a story.” Resources: […]
406: If Your Business Stops When You Stop, You Don’t Have a Business
On this solo episode, Stacey challenges entrepreneurs and business owners with a provocative question: If you disappeared for 30 days, what would happen to your business? Key takeaways: -Do you have a business or a job? -You can’t scale yourself. You can only scale a system. -The job will keep calling you back until you […]
405: Why You Know What to Do To Be Successful and Still Don’t Do It
On this solo episode, Stacey argues that the gap between knowing what to do and actually doing it is not a discipline or motivation problem—it’s a subconscious programming problem. Key takeaways: -The brain is elastic. It can rewire. -The unconscious mind wins every single time. -Willpower is a 10% tool. It will never win against […]
404: The Follow Up Is Where the Money Is. So Why Are You Ghosting Your Own Pipeline?
On this solo episode, Stacey tackles one of the most common and costly mistakes in sales: failing to follow up. She argues that many business owners, entrepreneurs, and sales professionals mistakenly believe that prospects who say “let me think about it” will naturally reach back out when they are ready. Key takeaways: -They’re not saying […]