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In this episode, I was lucky enough to interview the legendary sales expert and bestselling author Jeb Blount.
Jeb shares stories from his upbringing in small-town Georgia, where being the smallest kid in school taught him grit, hustle, and the relentless work ethic that would later define his career. He talks about finding confidence through public speaking, his early ambition to become a lawyer, and the surprising moment—thanks to “Rudy” himself—that pushed him to write his first book and eventually build Sales Gravy into a powerhouse sales training company.
Jeb also breaks down how elite performance in sales mirrors elite athletics, why founders must embrace selling before they can scale, and how persistence—not perfection—is the real engine behind long-term success. From cold calling alongside his clients to the evolution of Sales Gravy’s earliest customers, he offers a candid look at the mindset and habits that sustain high-impact sales careers.
Join Jeb Blount as he delivers both practical lessons and an inside look at the drive that built one of the most trusted brands in sales development today in this episode of The First Customer!
Guest Info:
Sales Gravy, Inc.
http://www.salesgravy.com/
The LinkedIn Edge
https://jebblount.com/product/the-linkedin-edge/
Jeb Blount's LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jebblount/
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