The Sales Mama Podcast with Sausha Davis
🎙️ The Sales Mama Podcast: For the Bold, Brave, and Unstoppable Mama in Business
Hey, Mama! The Sales Mama Podcast is where ambitious, heart-led moms come to learn how to scale their businesses, make more money, and create more time for their families—without the burnout.
If you’re feeling stretched thin—managing kids, the homestead, and everything in between—and you’re ready to build a life and business that truly light you up, you’re in the right place. Each episode is filled with real talk, practical strategies, and a bit of tough love to help you overcome fear, boost your confidence, and take massive action.
We dive into sales, business growth, leadership, and mindset—because you deserve to thrive in every area of your life. I’m here to show you how to create success on your terms, spend more time with your kids, and build a legacy that lasts.
Whether it’s making more money, freeing up your time, or stepping fully into your power, I’ve got you.
👉 Tune in, grab a coffee (or wine), and let’s do this together. You’ve got this—and I’ve got you!
🔥 Stay bold, stay brave, and keep showing the f*ck up for the life you want! 🔥
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The Sales Mama Podcast with Sausha Davis
I Got Called Salesy
Have you ever been called "salesy" and felt a gut-punch reaction? In this episode, host Sausha shares a recent experience where she received feedback labeling her as salesy—for the first time in over two decades in sales! She takes you through her initial reaction, the emotions that surfaced, and how she turned this criticism into a powerful lesson in growth, self-awareness, and continuous improvement.
Sausha dives into the stigma around sales, why it’s essential for business success, and how to navigate negative feedback without letting it derail you. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, coach, or business owner, this episode will help you shift your mindset around sales, embrace constructive criticism, and strive for excellence in your client experience.
Tune in for an honest conversation about ego, resilience, and how to turn feedback—good or bad—into a tool for business growth.