[quote=army13A]I used to read on the way to work but as of recently, I start getting nauseous and can’t read anything.  So I started listening to different sales/motivational stuff to get me pumped on the way to work.  Some of the stuff I’ve been listening to is Bill Cates (Referral Coach), Brian Tracy, Andy Andrews, etc.  Anybody have any other good recommendations for either good sales or motivational? Thanks! 
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No, I listen to the Economist.

However, when I had the long commute to the Jones office, I used to listen to a few marketing podcasts - Marketing over Coffee and Managing the Gray.

I also used to listen to Grammar Girl because she sounds hot.

[quote=army13A]I used to read on the way to work but as of recently, I start getting nauseous and can’t read anything.  So I started listening to different sales/motivational stuff to get me pumped on the way to work.  Some of the stuff I’ve been listening to is Bill Cates (Referral Coach), Brian Tracy, Andy Andrews, etc.  Anybody have any other good recommendations for either good sales or motivational? Thanks! 

Tony Robbins

Hello,

             ok i will tryto find any thing for that.

hello,


             hey here are some motivational sales tips:
   * If your work is becoming uninteresting, so are you. Work is an
inanimate thing and can be made lively and interesting only by
injecting yourself into it. Your job is only as big as you are.

* Iron rusts from disuse, stagnant water loses its purity, and in cold
weather becomes frozen, even so does inaction sap the vigor of the mind.


Thanks!!


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Try out Frank Bettger, Og Mandino and David Cowper for new perspectives but I guess you have to put Nick Murray on top of the list.

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