Episode #203

20/20 Money Episode #203 – Rethinking the perception of sales in your office with Kayla Ashlee, Founder of Spexy

September 26, 2022

Welcome to this episode of 20/20 Money! I’m joined by Kayla Ashlee (founder of Spexy) live at Vision Expo West. Kayla and I spend our time talking about a word that often gets a very negative connotation in practices: sales. We talk about ways to make sales a positive experience, we each share our definition of what sales means to us, and ways to think about changing sales culture in your office. We wrap up the conversation with Kayla telling us what two words, if given the chance, she would abolish from every optometry office.

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