Manage Smarter 79 — Steven Sisler: Motivation and How It Moves Your Team

Steve Sisler on the Manage Smarter podcast from SalesFuel

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Steven Sisler is an author, speaker, and a master behavioral analyst. He has consulted on “personality difference” with hundreds of .com companies in 18 countries. He is the CEO of Behavioral Resource Group and a SalesFuel partner.

In this episode, Audrey, Lee and Steve discuss:

  • What motivates us that makes the brain feel good and lessens brain tension
  • The 27 different styles of motivation
  • Why we are driven by feelings
  • How managers can learn to identify the different motivational types on their team

"If I’m a very creative person and I also get to display my creativity and create in my work then I’m feeling good. So this is always about how you’re feeling"

- Steve Sisler

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Audrey Strong

Audrey Strong

Vice President of Communications at SalesFuel
Audrey Strong heads all external and internal communications for SalesFuel, including public relations — which she has directed since 2014. Prior to SalesFuel, she founded her own public relations firm and served years as an award-​winning journalist in television news. Audrey earned her degree in broadcast journalism from Ohio University.
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