It’s New Year’s Eve, Dec. 31, 2026, and a coworker hands you a glass of champagne while she says, “Congratulations on a record year. You were the No. 1 sales rep. Would you mind sharing any tips with me? I’d sure like to be in your position this time next year.”
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