“Once we actually activate the teams and we first work on creating confident customers, then we bring in the relationship work. That's when it starts paying in volume.”

Jim Tincher · From Stalled to Scaling · You Don't Have to Start From Scratch Anymore

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activate teams to first create confident customers, then add relationship work to drive volume growth

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