Manual tracking sheet mentioned Someone mentions confidence or mindset A rep asks for advice on overcoming a P LinkedIn/social touches tracked as a number “Reality is the realm of superstars” Someone admits they overestimate their call count Someone admits to over- preparing instead of dialing The word “Perfectionism” said out loud A rep says they'll start tracking something new “Efficiency + Effectiveness = Performance” mentioned Someone brings up a tool they use to track calls Someone mentions their pipeline directly Someone mentions a goal for next week Someone brings up time management Someone says “know your numbers” Someone laughs at a story from the chapter Trainer shares a personal anecdote Text message volume tracked “High volume beats high polish” idea mentioned Someone takes a note during the discussion Trainer asks “how many calls did you make this week?” A BDR shares a personal example of stalling on prospecting Francis of Assisi quote referenced Someone says they don't track their numbers Someone mentions Jeb Blount by name Someone says procrastination “feels easy” A BDR says “I do this” about one of the 3 Ps A rep commits to a specific action after the session “Numbers are the science of sales” mentioned Someone says they've talked themselves out of a call “You don't need a perfect script” mentioned Someone says they've never tracked conversion rates Someone says they rewrite a script/email too many times Contact-to- appointment ratio mentioned Someone names which of the 3 Ps is their biggest struggle Someone mentions the “one more call” mentality A specific quote from the book is read aloud A manager references a personal quota or ratio “Failure is the cumulative impact of small decisions” The word “Procrastination” said out loud Someone says “what if they say no?” Call-to- contact ratio mentioned Someone mentions a CRM or activity tracker by name Someone over- researches a prospect before calling Someone mentions competition among teammates Someone mentions a personal record (best day/week) Appointment- to-sale ratio mentioned The “50 calls vs. 12 calls” story referenced Someone compares sales performance to sports stats A specific number of daily calls stated out loud Elite athlete / stats comparison mentioned A rep says they've delayed follow-up out of fear “Paralysis by analysis” mentioned A rep admits they've been avoiding a task Discipline or self- discipline mentioned Someone references “the pipe” (pipeline) directly A comparison to another job/industry is made A specific number of daily emails stated out loud Host/trainer asks a direct question to the group “Just make one call” advice given Quality vs. quantity of the pipeline discussed Someone references their own manager or team lead “Everything around you is mathematics” quote Someone references their own weaknesses honestly Fear of failure linked to perfectionism Someone asks a clarifying question about the reading A weekly/monthly call goal is mentioned Someone shares their own number (calls/emails/dials) out loud Group discusses accountability “You cannot be delusional and successful at the same time” Manual tracking sheet mentioned Someone mentions confidence or mindset A rep asks for advice on overcoming a P LinkedIn/social touches tracked as a number “Reality is the realm of superstars” Someone admits they overestimate their call count Someone admits to over- preparing instead of dialing The word “Perfectionism” said out loud A rep says they'll start tracking something new “Efficiency + Effectiveness = Performance” mentioned Someone brings up a tool they use to track calls Someone mentions their pipeline directly Someone mentions a goal for next week Someone brings up time management Someone says “know your numbers” Someone laughs at a story from the chapter Trainer shares a personal anecdote Text message volume tracked “High volume beats high polish” idea mentioned Someone takes a note during the discussion Trainer asks “how many calls did you make this week?” A BDR shares a personal example of stalling on prospecting Francis of Assisi quote referenced Someone says they don't track their numbers Someone mentions Jeb Blount by name Someone says procrastination “feels easy” A BDR says “I do this” about one of the 3 Ps A rep commits to a specific action after the session “Numbers are the science of sales” mentioned Someone says they've talked themselves out of a call “You don't need a perfect script” mentioned Someone says they've never tracked conversion rates Someone says they rewrite a script/email too many times Contact-to- appointment ratio mentioned Someone names which of the 3 Ps is their biggest struggle Someone mentions the “one more call” mentality A specific quote from the book is read aloud A manager references a personal quota or ratio “Failure is the cumulative impact of small decisions” The word “Procrastination” said out loud Someone says “what if they say no?” Call-to- contact ratio mentioned Someone mentions a CRM or activity tracker by name Someone over- researches a prospect before calling Someone mentions competition among teammates Someone mentions a personal record (best day/week) Appointment- to-sale ratio mentioned The “50 calls vs. 12 calls” story referenced Someone compares sales performance to sports stats A specific number of daily calls stated out loud Elite athlete / stats comparison mentioned A rep says they've delayed follow-up out of fear “Paralysis by analysis” mentioned A rep admits they've been avoiding a task Discipline or self- discipline mentioned Someone references “the pipe” (pipeline) directly A comparison to another job/industry is made A specific number of daily emails stated out loud Host/trainer asks a direct question to the group “Just make one call” advice given Quality vs. quantity of the pipeline discussed Someone references their own manager or team lead “Everything around you is mathematics” quote Someone references their own weaknesses honestly Fear of failure linked to perfectionism Someone asks a clarifying question about the reading A weekly/monthly call goal is mentioned Someone shares their own number (calls/emails/dials) out loud Group discusses accountability “You cannot be delusional and successful at the same time”
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Manual tracking sheet mentioned
Someone mentions confidence or mindset
A rep asks for advice on overcoming a P
LinkedIn/social touches tracked as a number
“Reality is the realm of superstars”
Someone admits they overestimate their call count
Someone admits to over-preparing instead of dialing
The word “Perfectionism” said out loud
A rep says they'll start tracking something new
“Efficiency + Effectiveness = Performance” mentioned
Someone brings up a tool they use to track calls
Someone mentions their pipeline directly
Someone mentions a goal for next week
Someone brings up time management
Someone says “know your numbers”
Someone laughs at a story from the chapter
Trainer shares a personal anecdote
Text message volume tracked
“High volume beats high polish” idea mentioned
Someone takes a note during the discussion
Trainer asks “how many calls did you make this week?”
A BDR shares a personal example of stalling on prospecting
Francis of Assisi quote referenced
Someone says they don't track their numbers
Someone mentions Jeb Blount by name
Someone says procrastination “feels easy”
A BDR says “I do this” about one of the 3 Ps
A rep commits to a specific action after the session
“Numbers are the science of sales” mentioned
Someone says they've talked themselves out of a call
“You don't need a perfect script” mentioned
Someone says they've never tracked conversion rates
Someone says they rewrite a script/email too many times
Contact-to-appointment ratio mentioned
Someone names which of the 3 Ps is their biggest struggle
Someone mentions the “one more call” mentality
A specific quote from the book is read aloud
A manager references a personal quota or ratio
“Failure is the cumulative impact of small decisions”
The word “Procrastination” said out loud
Someone says “what if they say no?”
Call-to-contact ratio mentioned
Someone mentions a CRM or activity tracker by name
Someone over-researches a prospect before calling
Someone mentions competition among teammates
Someone mentions a personal record (best day/week)
Appointment-to-sale ratio mentioned
The “50 calls vs. 12 calls” story referenced
Someone compares sales performance to sports stats
A specific number of daily calls stated out loud
Elite athlete / stats comparison mentioned
A rep says they've delayed follow-up out of fear
“Paralysis by analysis” mentioned
A rep admits they've been avoiding a task
Discipline or self-discipline mentioned
Someone references “the pipe” (pipeline) directly
A comparison to another job/industry is made
A specific number of daily emails stated out loud
Host/trainer asks a direct question to the group
“Just make one call” advice given
Quality vs. quantity of the pipeline discussed
Someone references their own manager or team lead
“Everything around you is mathematics” quote
Someone references their own weaknesses honestly
Fear of failure linked to perfectionism
Someone asks a clarifying question about the reading
A weekly/monthly call goal is mentioned
Someone shares their own number (calls/emails/dials) out loud
Group discusses accountability
“You cannot be delusional and successful at the same time”