When Sales Systems Break: How Founders Can Scale Without Burnout
When Sales Systems Break: How Founders Can Scale Without Burnout In this episode of Executive Edge Live—part of the Scale Smart, Grow Fast podcast by Workergenix—Harley Green is joined by four sales and strategy powerhouses to tackle a painful but common issue: What happens when your sales systems stop working? If your business is running on duct-taped processes, manual follow-ups, and founder-fueled hustle, this conversation is your wake-up call—and your roadmap forward. Preferred listening on the go? Catch the full podcast episode on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. From “Controlled Chaos” to Scalable Sales Systems 💬 Beth McClary-Wolford (Fractional Sales Leader) revealed why most businesses don’t actually have sales systems—they have people and tools… and crossed fingers. 💬 Sara Chevere (Offer Architect & Wealth Strategist) called out the clarity gap: too many founders keep stacking courses, certifications, and tech without addressing the root problem—messy messaging and no clear flow. 💬 Stephen Orefice (Sales Culture Strategist) shared his own burnout story, and how focusing on people, processes, and purpose helped him rebuild sustainably. 💬 Kelly Ann Peck (Pipeline Expert) reminded us that movement builds momentum. A CRM isn’t optional—it’s foundational. And the sale doesn’t count until the contract is signed and paid. Key Takeaways for Founders & Execs “If you build it, they will not come—unless you tell them. A lot.” – Beth McClary-Wolford 🎁 Bonus Masterclass: Reclaim 15–30 hours/week with smarter delegation → workergenix.com/bonus-masterclass 👥 Connect with the Panelists Schedule a discovery call to start building a sales system that scales without you burning out. Like what you read? Get weekly insights on scaling, efficiency, and profitability—straight to your inbox. Click here to subscribe. Transcript Harley Green:All right, just waiting for all the streams to get activated online.All right, we got confirmation. It’s live on Instagram, very good.And it’s good to go on Facebook
