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With another year zipping by I found myself reflecting this past weekend on 2009. One of the questions I asked myself was “why do I actually enjoy getting out of bed in the morning?” This question came about as I was talking with a close friend of m…
November 24
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With another year zipping by I found myself reflecting this past weekend on 2009. One of the questions I asked myself was “why do I actually enjoy getting out of bed in the morning?” This question came about as I was talking with a close friend of m…
November 24
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November 6
Ricky Potts commented on Aaron Prickel's blog post 'Trick or Treat Prospecting'
First off, it sounds like you have an eventful Halloween! But the thing that impressed me the most about this post was how well you told the story to prove your point. I am currently not in sales, and happy for it with the shape of our economy, so I…
November 4
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Active Listening
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When you're on a sales call do you find yourself thinking of the next question to ask your prospect rather than listening to the subtle clues and ideas that they are giving you in their response?
November 4
A blog post by Aaron Prickel was featured
I learned a valuable lesson this weekend when trick-or-treating with my 2.5 year old son. As we were putting his costume on I was explaining to him how we were going to go from door to door and say “trick or treat” and then he would get candy from t…
November 3
Aaron Prickel added a blog post
I learned a valuable lesson this weekend when trick-or-treating with my 2.5 year old son. As we were putting his costume on I was explaining to him how we were going to go from door to door and say “trick or treat” and then he would get candy from t…
November 3
Aaron Prickel added a blog post
I don’t know about everyone else, but my wife’s family starts to gather Christmas lists and begins to shop in the month of October. It seems like every year it becomes more difficult to purchase a gift for her parents. This year we (all of the sibli…
October 20

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Authenticity
What are you working on?
Building a Legacy for my family
How big is your business?
small company
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http://www.lushin.com
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Ball State University
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The Internal Pilot Light

With another year zipping by I found myself reflecting this past weekend on 2009. One of the questions I asked myself was “why do I actually enjoy getting out of bed in the morning?” This question came about as I was talking with a close friend of mine who does not enjoy where he works. After he left our house and the kids were in bed I started to wind down and think why I actually enjoy what I do. There are many reasons, but the number one reason was I like to help people. I know, sounds corny… Continue

Posted on November 24, 2009 at 9:24am —

Aaron Prickel

Trick or Treat Prospecting

I learned a valuable lesson this weekend when trick-or-treating with my 2.5 year old son. As we were putting his costume on I was explaining to him how we were going to go from door to door and say “trick or treat” and then he would get candy from the person at the door. My wife stayed at the house so she could pass out the candy and stay with our newborn. She frantically took pictures as we bolted out the door heading down the sidewalk in our neighborhood.

The first few houses all had their li… Continue

Posted on November 3, 2009 at 3:45pm — 1 Comment

Aaron Prickel

Christmas Time Commodity

I don’t know about everyone else, but my wife’s family starts to gather Christmas lists and begins to shop in the month of October. It seems like every year it becomes more difficult to purchase a gift for her parents. This year we (all of the siblings and in-laws) decide to pitch in and buy a flat screen TV since they are in need for a new TV and would most likely never purchase one for themselves.

My wife chose the task to ‘research’ which TV would be best for them and get their best bang for… Continue

Posted on October 20, 2009 at 9:39am —

Aaron Prickel

Who wants to be a Millionaire

During a recent lunch at the office several of us where in the break room watching “Who Wants to be a Millionaire?” While eating our food the lady on the show was quickly climbing the ladder and suddenly found herself at the $1,000,000 question. The host reads the million dollar question and the contestant immediately reacts in a positive way and states “I’m pretty sure it is B.” The contestant has the 50/50 lifeline left so she uses it. Her original thought of B is still on the board along with… Continue

Posted on October 6, 2009 at 2:02pm —

Aaron Prickel

Sales and the NFL

On a recent 4 hour car drive home from visiting family I found myself anxious to get back to the house as soon as possible. Yes, we were away from home for the weekend and wanted to sleep in our own beds. Yes, having 2 little ones in a car for that long isn’t an ideal scenario. Yes, it was nice outside and my lawn needed to be cut. We arrived at our house and the first thing that happened…..I raced for the basement to turn on the NFL games.

After getting my quick fix of fantasy football stats a… Continue

Posted on September 29, 2009 at 10:18am —

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At 1:49pm on May 28, 2009, Jay Mattingly said…
Aaron-

I just wanted to say it was great to meet you at Confluence yesterday. Thanks so much for taking the time to talk to me!

Jay Mattingly
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At 6:09pm on March 11, 2009, Will Hardison said…
Aaron,

Just wanted to remind you that the North Indy Networkers are getting together Wednesday March 18 at 5PM, Majors Sports Cafe on 116th and Keystone. Everyone who comes will get a free appetizer card from Majors. Hope to see you there! RSVP here: http://smallerindiana.com/events/north-indy-networkers-at

Will
At 5:08pm on December 31, 2008, Brad King said…
AP! Nice to see you here on SI. Hope you and your family had a great Christmas and hope you have a happy and safe New Years. Good luck this year w/ your biz. Let me know if you have time for coffee or lunch sometime in January. Would love to pick your brain re: your referral partners group. I'm starting my own and need all the guidance I can get! Talk to you soon. BK
At 10:30pm on September 7, 2008, Lisa Pellam said…
Its great to see you here! I'm looking forward to seeing you tomorrow at our meeting.
At 2:49pm on September 3, 2008, Kyle Lacy said…
okay. you definitely joined 5 months ago..
still. get a picture up
At 2:27pm on September 3, 2008, Kyle Lacy said…
Hey Aaron! WElcome to Smaller Indiana.
I owe you a phone call.
Get a picture up. :)
At 10:56am on May 12, 2008, Greg Clements said…
I saw you on the North Indy group and wanted to say hi. Do you work out of that area? I would be interested in speaking with you about what you do. You can email me at: gdclements@midwestmarketingsolutions.net. Thanks.
 
 

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