06/11/2026
Is your business check engine light on?
In The Big Bang Theory, Penny's check engine light is practically a supporting character. It is on forever. Everyone notices it. Penny's response? "It's fine."
Until Sheldon is in the car when the whole thing shuts down and becomes what I believe the technical term is: a giant paperweight with cup holders.
Funny on TV. Not so funny when it is your business.
Because your business has check engine lights too.
A prospect who went silent. A follow-up you meant to send. A pipeline that looks full until you realize half the people in it stopped moving forward sometime around last quarter.
These are not reasons to panic. They are reasons to pay attention.
June is the perfect time for a Q2 reality check. Before you race into Q3, take 30 minutes to look at what actually happened over the past 90 days. What sold? What stalled? What created profit? What drained your time?
Lynn Whitbeck walks you through exactly what to review, what questions to ask your clients, and how to use what you find to start Q3 with evidence instead of assumptions.
Because ignoring your sales warning lights does not make them go away. It just increases the odds you end up on the side of the road wondering what happened.
Book a call to talk about whether Strategic Sales Weekly is the right fit for you. Get clarity on what's working, what's stalled, and what needs attention next: https://calendly.com/p2q/strategy