Welcome to Quiet Impact, where we arm introverted founders with the tools to dominate sales without morphing into someone you’re not. Today’s episode is an absolute must-listen for anyone looking to take control of their sales engine, because we’ve got Ryan Hall—founder of Friday Solved and a guy who’s helped scale some of the biggest brands on the planet, from Deutsche Bank to Vodafone, Sky, and beyond.

Here’s the deal: Too many businesses think they can just outsource their sales problems. Wrong. You don’t rent your way to success—you build it, brick by brick. Ryan’s here to break down exactly how to construct a sales engine that’s sustainable, scalable, and 100% yours. We’ll talk about the key components of a killer sales process, why outsourcing might sink you in the long run, and how you can avoid the same traps so many businesses fall into when they try to piece together a sales strategy.

Plus, we’re diving into the tech stack you actually need to win, why social media is the new front line for prospecting, and how different generations are reshaping what it means to do sales.

If you’re a founder just getting started or a business leader tired of patchwork sales solutions, this is the episode for you. So, buckle up and let’s get into it—Build It, Don’t Buy It: Taking Ownership of Your Sales Engine with Ryan Hall.

In this episode of Quiet Impact, we sit down with Jeremy Connell Waite, IBM’s Global Leader of Web3 Marketing, to tackle one of the biggest challenges for introverted tech founders: Overcoming Rejection in Every Sales Conversation.

Jeremy draws from his extensive experience in sales and marketing to share practical strategies for handling rejection with resilience and turning every "no" into an opportunity for growth.

If you're ready to build confidence and take control of your sales conversations, this episode offers actionable insights to help you overcome objections and close more deals with ease.

In this episode of Quiet Impact, we’re joined by bestselling author Greg McKeown, the mind behind Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less. Greg shares his transformative philosophy on how tech founders can focus on what truly matters to achieve greater success without feeling overwhelmed.

In this conversation, we explore the principles of becoming an essentialist—how to eliminate non-essential tasks, make space for the work that drives the most impact, and streamline your business efforts to scale efficiently. If you’re ready to do less but accomplish more, this episode with Greg McKeown is a game-changer.

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