In sales, time is your most valuable, non-renewable resource. The top performers aren’t just better closers, they’re masters of time discipline.
Here are the practices that separate the good from the great:
- Master the clock → Build time discipline that drives consistent execution.
- Protect the Golden Hours → Prioritise income-generating activity when buyers are most engaged.
- Know your worth → Calculate the value of your time to make sharper decisions.
- Practice Me Management → Lead yourself before you can lead others.
- Tackle de-railers and disruptors → Keep momentum when distractions hit.
- Beat the 3Ps (Procrastination, Perfectionism, Paralysis) → Take action over hesitation.
- Use High-Intensity Activity Sprints → Short bursts of focused selling to explode productivity.
- Control your attention → Hyper-focus on high-impact activities.
- Ruthlessly prioritise → Not everything matters—find what does.
- Learn to say no → Build your Do-Not-Do List.
- Delegate and let go → Free yourself for the work only you can do.
- Start and end strong → Lock in daily habits that create consistency.
- Use “Top Rocks” task management → Put the big priorities in first.
- Plan your sales day → Don’t let the day plan you.
- Avoid wasted time on no-shows → Confirm, qualify, and protect your calendar.
- Tame your inbox and CRM → Less admin, better outcomes.
Sales success isn’t about working harder—it’s about working smarter with time.
Which of these time disciplines do you struggle with most?
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