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Sending a polished proposal and hoping for the best
Following up with "just checking in" emails that get ignored
Wondering if you priced it wrong, wrote it wrong, or said something wrong
Carrying 30 opportunities in your pipeline and not knowing which ones are real
Losing deals and not knowing why so the same thing keeps happening
Feeling vaguely uncomfortable every Monday when you look at your pipeline
Securing a clear, mutual commitment to next steps before the proposal goes out
Having a specific next step already booked so there's nothing to chase
Knowing exactly which deals have genuine commitment and which are at risk
A simple tracker that tells you immediately where each deal actually stands
A clear diagnosis of your skill gaps and the exact revenue impact of fixing them
Walking into every week knowing which conversations to have and why
I'd let him finish our conversation with a warm smile, a vague "send it over and we'll take a look," and absolutely zero commitment to what happened next.
I thought that was being professional. Not pushy. Giving him space.
What I was actually doing was leaving the door completely open for him to walk away and he did.
Over forty years of selling across different industries, coaching sales teams, sitting alongside reps in the room and listening back to recordings, I kept seeing the same pattern.
Good salespeople. Good products. Genuine prospects. Proposals that went nowhere.
And almost every time, the problem wasn't the proposal. It wasn't the price. It wasn't the follow-up.
It was a single conversation skill that nobody had ever properly taught them: how to secure genuine commitment before the meeting ends.
Once I understood that, everything changed. And once I started teaching it, the results for the people I worked with changed too, quickly, measurably, and without any of the pushy tactics that make selling feel wrong. That's what this challenge is built around.
"Here's what nobody tells you early enough in a sales career. The ghosting isn't happening after the proposal. It's happening during the conversation that came before it."
Phil SayersProposal ghosting isn't a follow-up problem. It isn't a proposal quality problem. It's a commitment problem — and it happens during your sales conversation, not after it. This reframe alone is worth the week.
A 4-step end-of-meeting framework that creates a clear, mutual commitment to next steps — before the proposal ever leaves your outbox. The exact language to use, how to make it feel natural rather than scripted.
"Send it over and I'll have a look" is the most dangerous sentence in B2B sales. It sounds positive. It feels like progress. It's neither. Master the language and mindset to navigate this — and other common pushbacks.
Build a simple visual system that categorises every live opportunity by its actual commitment level. Not what the prospect said. What they agreed to. This tracker is honest in a way most pipelines aren't.
Once you can see your commitment levels clearly, patterns emerge — and they almost always point to the same place: something earlier in the conversation. Use your tracker data as a diagnostic tool, connecting weak commitment to incomplete discovery.
A complete assessment of your own performance across every stage of the sales conversation: discovery, value presentation, objection handling, and commitment. Not a vague sense that something could be better — a specific, clear picture.
The final day brings everything together. Quantify what it's actually worth — in revenue — to close the gaps you've identified. You'll have a clear picture of exactly what needs to happen next to unlock the next level of your results.
"The challenge is free. The results are real."
The whole challenge takes less than thirty minutes a day. Every session gives you something you can use in your next sales conversation — not in six weeks when you've finished a programme, but that afternoon. Stop selling. Start helping. And watch how differently the conversation ends.
This challenge is built around one foundational principle: you can't close what you haven't opened properly.
Proposal ghosting is almost never about the proposal itself. It's a symptom. It tells you something went slightly off in the conversation that came before — usually something subtle, and usually fixable. The challenge works in three stages.
A specific end-of-meeting framework that secures clear next steps before any proposal goes out. You'll stop chasing. You'll stop wondering. You'll know — clearly — which deals are moving and which aren't.
Once you have a commitment tracker in place, patterns start to emerge. They'll reveal exactly where in your sales conversations commitment is breaking down. For most people, it's earlier than they think.
On Day 7, you'll look at your own pipeline and work out — in real numbers — what improving those gaps is worth to you. Not in theory. In actual revenue.
The reason this challenge works isn't clever scripts or closing tricks. It's because the EPIC framework gives you a complete, structured approach to every conversation that makes commitment a natural outcome rather than an awkward ask. Stop selling. Start helping. And watch how differently the conversation ends.
Seven days. Thirty minutes a day. Real tools you'll use immediately
not in six weeks when you've finished a programme, but that afternoon.
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Less than thirty minutes a day genuinely, not as a marketing line. Each day's content is focused, practical, and built around something you can use in your next conversation. There's no fluff, no lengthy videos to sit through. If you have time to scroll LinkedIn for fifteen minutes, you have time for this challenge.
Most sales training gives you theory and leaves you to figure out the application. This challenge is built the other way around. Every day produces something you use that day a framework, a tracker, a checklist, a diagnostic. By Day 7, you'll have built a complete working system, not a set of notes to revisit.
Less than thirty minutes a day genuinely, not as a marketing line. Each day's content is focused, practical, and built around something you can use in your next conversation. There's no fluff, no lengthy videos to sit through. If you have time to scroll LinkedIn for fifteen minutes, you have time for this challenge. And the payoff a cleaner pipeline, a working commitment system, and a clear picture of your skills gaps is worth considerably more than three and a half hours of your week.
That's a fair concern, and it's worth addressing directly. Most sales training gives you theory and leaves you to figure out the application. You sit through the session, nod along, and then go back to your desk and do broadly the same things you were doing before because nothing gave you a specific, immediate action to take.
This challenge is built the other way around. Every day produces something you use that day. A framework, a tracker, a checklist, a diagnostic. By the time you reach Day 7, you'll have built a complete working system not a set of notes to revisit when you get a moment.
The challenge is built for B2B sales professionals and business owners selling consultatively professional services, technology, anything where the deal involves more than one conversation and a proposal. If you've ever sent a proposal and waited, this applies to you. The commitment framework and diagnostic tools are adaptable to your specific context, and the skill gaps the challenge reveals are universal regardless of industry.
No catch. The challenge is free because it's designed to be genuinely useful on its own and because a small number of participants will find, on Day 7, that the diagnosis points toward a deeper skills gap that a structured programme would address. If that's you, you'll be presented with the option to explore that. If it's not, you'll leave with a working system and a clear picture of your pipeline, and that's a complete outcome in itself.
There's no pressure and no obligation. The challenge stands on its own.
That's actually the best time to do this. The commitment tracker on Day 4 works on your live pipeline the one you're managing right now. You'll be able to see, in real time, which of your current opportunities have genuine commitment behind them and which ones are at risk. The end-of-meeting framework from Day 2 can be in your next conversation before the week is out.
This isn't a course you do and then implement later. You implement it as you go.
Absolutely and possibly more so. If you're managing a team, the commitment tracker and diagnostic checklist become tools you can run across your entire pipeline. The skill gaps the challenge reveals are often team-wide, not individual. By Day 7, you'll have a clear picture not just of your own performance but of where your team's conversations are breaking down which is exactly the kind of data-driven insight that turns pipeline reviews from gut feel into genuine coaching conversations.
The challenge is designed for people with a few years of sales experience who are doing a lot of things right but losing too many deals after the proposal. If that's you if you're having good conversations but the pipeline isn't converting the way it should this is exactly the right place to start. The frameworks are straightforward, the tools are practical, and the concepts are explained in plain language. There's no assumed knowledge and no jargon.
Yes, completely. The 7-Day Confidence Reset gives you practical tools you can use immediately. If you find they help and want to go deeper - addressing root causes rather than managing symptoms - there's an option to explore that. But the Reset stands on its own.
These tools are designed for exactly that. Day 2's protocol gives you a physiological reset you can use in the moment, even when your nervous system is already in overdrive. That said, if you're experiencing a medical crisis, please also consult your GP. These tools complement medical support - they don't replace it.
Each day's practice takes 5–10 minutes. It's designed to fit around executive schedules - between meetings, during a commute, or in those few minutes before a call. You're already spending far more time and energy than that on the anxiety loops themselves.
If you're in a senior professional role where you're regularly in high-visibility situations - presentations, meetings, stakeholder conversations - and you're experiencing the symptoms described on this page, yes. The tools work on the biology and neuroscience, not the job title.
Most likely, yes. The reason previous approaches may not have landed is that they were treating this as a mindset problem rather than a biological one. When your nervous system is in overdrive because of hormonal shifts, affirmations and mindset techniques can't reach the part of your brain that's gone offline. This Reset works with the hardware first, then the software.
No. This isn't spiritual meditation or bubble baths. The techniques are drawn from NLP, neuroscience, and practical performance psychology - the same approaches used to support elite performers. They're framed as system tools, not wellness rituals, because that's what they are.
That's exactly who this is for. You don't want to leave. You want to lead. These tools help you do that by addressing the biological interference so your actual competence can come through again.
It was such a fabulous day that has set me up for another year. I’ve been trying to think of words to describe it, but nothing quite fits- it was cozy and comfortable but challenging in a gentle way. There was a real community feel even though id only met 1 lady before. Despite it only being a day retreat, and geographically close to my office it truly felt like I’d got away from “it all”
-Ellen Roche
Tax and Estate Planning Partner at Kuits
