Sales Training

shared experiences

Breaking Bread & Building Trust 

By Kylie Denton / 14/04/2025 /

The Power of Shared Experiences in Client Relationships As we approach Easter, many of us look forward to gathering with family and friends around the table, sharing stories, laughter, and of course, food.  As my own heart warms in the lead up to the long weekend and the time I will get to spend with…

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client conversations

Connecting Across Generations: Conversations that Count

By Kylie Denton / 08/04/2025 /

When a conversation flows effortlessly, you know you’re tapping into something real—and that’s exactly how it felt sitting down recently with James Wrigley on the Ensombl Advice Australia Podcast.  We dove into a topic that’s close to my heart: the intergenerational wealth transfer, and what it really takes for financial planners to be connecting across…

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exceptional sales

Lessons in Leadership and Sales: From My Conversation With Darren Mitchell 

By Kylie Denton / 19/03/2025 /

It was an honour to be featured on The Exceptional Sales Leader Podcast with the welcoming and engaging Darren Mitchell, I had the wonderful opportunity to share my insights on sales, leadership, and human connection. What started as a fireside chat evolved into an engaging discussion on what truly makes a great leader and a…

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emotional intelligence

Emotional Intelligence: Transforming Client Relationships

By Kylie Denton / 24/02/2025 /

What sets top business leaders apart? It’s not just technical expertise—it’s the ability to build trust, understand client values, and guide them with emotional intelligence. I recently had the incredible opportunity to sit down with Keith Ford at the IFA for a podcast episode around the Intergenerational Wealth Transfer. Keith Ford, a prominent figure in…

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successful selling

The eight keys to successful selling

By Kylie Denton / 04/04/2019 /

Sales is, by far, one of the most essential activities in business. A quick Google search will reveal millions of articles on how to become better at sales and while many will promise the “secrets” of sales or the one strategy that will boost your conversions, the truth is, it comes down to consistency, the…

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Five tips for running a successful sales meeting

By Kylie Denton / 18/02/2019 /

I know people don’t like to admit they are in sales, but the truth is we all are somehow. If we aren’t selling the benefits of a product and service to our clients and explaining how it meets their needs, we are selling ourselves as the expert they can trust. Most people resist the label…

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price

How to have the price conversation with clients

By Kylie Denton / 28/08/2018 /

Why is it that some planners get so worried when it comes to discussing the price of a financial plan?  Perhaps you have experienced it yourself, where you have shied away from talking about price with your clients? Each week I get the opportunity to observe financial planners in meetings with their clients. Some are…

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conversion rate

Do you know what your True Conversion rate is?

By Kylie Denton / 02/05/2018 /

Do you know what your TRUE conversion rate is? I often ask this of financial advisers I work with and they usually come back with a confident answer of “I convert 80-90% of my sales meetings”.  But when we plug the real figures into a calculator the reality is, it’s a lot closer to 40-50%…

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Asking Questions

Are The Questions You’re Asking Stopping You?

By Kylie Denton / 02/05/2018 /

Are the questions you’re asking – or not asking – stopping you from uncovering more client needs? I get to observe Financial Planners conduct interviews each week and find the questions you ask clients not only tell you a lot about them, but they also tell your client a lot about you. I always find it…

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overcome teams excuses

How to overcome your team’s excuses

By Kylie Denton / 05/10/2016 /

As a leader, you are bound to experience team members making excuses about why they can’t, won’t or didn’t do something they were asked or expected to do. While excuses every so often can be understandable – expected even, when they are regularly given you need to act. Here are four ways you can overcome…

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