by Jennifer Lane | Dec 2, 2025 | Leadership, Communication, Leadership Development, Leadership Styles, Management, Professional Growth, Team Dynamics, Teamwork, Ten-Minute Trainer, Ten-Minute Trainer Network, Training, Training Programs, Training Trends, Work Performance
We tend to think of leadership as something granted by a title — manager, director, VP. But if the last few years have taught us anything, it’s that real leadership comes from people who can inspire, collaborate, and move others toward solutions… no matter where they...
by Jennifer Lane | Nov 12, 2025 | Uncategorized
Written by Jessica Bennett You’ve sent the proposal, nailed the presentation, and wrapped it up with a confident handshake or a well-crafted email. Now… you wait. That “in-between” stage where you’ve done your part but haven’t heard back yet can feel like the longest...
by Jennifer Lane | Nov 4, 2025 | Goal Management, Goals
How to turn reflection into results before the new year even begins As the year winds down, it’s tempting to coast into the holidays and tell yourself you’ll “start fresh in January.” But here’s the truth: momentum doesn’t come from the calendar; it comes from clarity...
by Jennifer Lane | Oct 16, 2025 | Closing the Sale, Customer Needs Analysis, Digital Sales, P1 Learning, P1 Plus, P1 Selling, Proposals, Prospecting, Renewals, Rookie, Sales, Sales Cycle, Sales Relationships, Sales Training, Seller Success Program, Selling, Ten-Minute Trainer, Ten-Minute Trainer Network
Whether you’ve graduated from P1 Plus or are still working through the program, you’re already leveling up in your career! As a member of the P1 Plus community, you have access to the Ten-Minute Trainer Network Alumni Collection, your go-to resource for ongoing...
by Jennifer Lane | Sep 30, 2025 | Customer Service, Renewals, Sales, Sales Cycle, Sales Relationships, Sales Training, Selling, Speed and Swagger, Ten-Minute Trainer Network
Renewals are the lifeblood of sustainable growth. It’s always more efficient (and profitable) to keep existing clients than to chase new ones constantly. But renewals don’t happen by accident. They require intentional strategy, consistent communication, and strong...
