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In this episode of What I Wish I’d Known About Sales, Martin from Lead Forensics chats with Tom Boston, Brand Growth Manager at My Sales Coach, about his journey from cold-calling in the trenches to becoming a familiar face in the sales community.
Tom opens up about finding his voice on LinkedIn, why humour and authenticity matter more than sounding “professional”, and how leaning into who you really are can make selling feel easier and more natural. They talk about making prospects smile, standing out without being pushy, and building real connections that last beyond the first call. A relaxed, honest conversation about bringing more personality into sales, and why being human might just be your biggest advantage.
What I wish I’d Known About Sales with Tom Boston
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