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The Sales Leadership Lab - Podcast

The show for sales professionals who want better sales results without needing superpowers or caffeine on an IV drip.

It is a space for sales leaders who are tired of pretending they’ve got it all figured out. This isn’t about frameworks, playbooks, or polished leadership soundbites. It’s about real conversations with CEOs, CROs, and sales leaders who are in the thick of it – leading teams, carrying revenue pressure, making hard calls, and sometimes getting it wrong.

The Lab is designed as a safe, relaxed environment where leaders can open up without the need to sound impressive or “on brand.” We talk honestly about what sales leadership actually feels like the wins, the frustrations, the self-doubt, the messy middle, and the lessons you don’t usually hear on stage or in boardrooms. Expect candid stories, practical insight, humour, and a lot of straight talk about people, performance, culture, and leadership behaviours that truly move the revenue needle without corporate theatre or forced professionalism.

If you lead sales and want conversations that feel human, unfiltered, and genuinely useful, you’ll feel at home in The Sales Leadership Lab. If you wish to recommend a topic you’d like to listen or join us as a guest, please email us at [email protected].

You can check the episodes on Spotify, Youtube and Apple Podcasts

Episode 1_Podcast

Episode 1 — Empowering Sales Leaders

With Darren Mitchell | January 28, 2026

Episode 1 : Explores what truly drives performance in sales teams. Dipti Pandit is joined by Darren Mitchell to unpack the leadership behaviours that make a real difference and why many leaders believe they’re coaching when they’re actually just firefighting.

Episode 2 — Bridging the Gap Between Strategy and Execution

With Amanda Cage | March 26, 2026

Episode 2 : Tackles a hard truth: most businesses
don’t have a strategy problem, they have an
execution problem. Joined by Amanda Cage, this
conversation explores how misalignment across
sales, product, operations, and leadership
creates friction, missed opportunities, and
unclear direction.

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