3 Second Selling

The 3 Second Selling Podcast shows you how to earn attention, build trust, and spark action in a distracted world. Hosted by keynote speaker and former TV news anchor David Gee, each episode delivers practical insights on human connection, influence, and growth—without sounding like sales.

3 Second Selling is a business podcast hosted by David Gee, with 25 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

David Gee hosts 3 Second Selling, a business show with 25 episodes published.

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  Dump The Data & Tell The Story

  Apr 27, 202612 minS0

  <p>In this episode, David Gee explores the critical importance of emotional storytelling in sales, emphasizing how capturing and maintaining attention in today's distraction-filled economy is key to closing deals. He shares insights on how to craft compelling stories that resonate emotionally, build trust, and differentiate your pitch.</p><p><b>Keywords<br/></b>sales, storytelling, attention economy, emotional relevance, sales tips, prospect engagement, sales psychology, storytelling in sales, sales strategy, closing deals</p><p><b>Key Topics</b></p><p>The importance of emotional storytelling in sales</p>How attention spans affect sales strategiesThe neuroscience behind emotional decision-makingBuilding trust...

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  “Trust Wins: What Really Drives High-Stakes Decisions”

  Mar 18, 202636 minS0

  <p>When the stakes are high, people don’t choose the best strategy—they choose the person they trust most. In this episode of 3 Second Selling, David Gee sits down with Thomas Cox of Cox Capital to unpack how trust is actually built in moments that matter. From why clients are “buying you” more than your process, to the power of listening over pitching, to the role of honesty, storytelling, and knowing who you’re not for, this conversation cuts through the noise of tactics and gets to the human side of decision-making. If you lead, sell, or advise in a skeptica...

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  Action vs. Perfection

  Mar 9, 20269 minS0

  <p><b>Real Artists Ship</b>. Those three words in a recent New York Times piece on A.I., and specifically A.I. programming, caught my eye.</p><p>Apparently, it’s an old programming axiom, and ties back to Steve Jobs, who famously believed that finishing and releasing something matters more than endlessly refining it or perfecting it. </p>

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  Clicks Are Optional. Trust Isn’t.

  Feb 2, 202611 minS0

  <p>Let me ask you a question that will make every marketer, speaker, and business owner slightly nauseous: Have you ever Googled something… got the answer… and never clicked a link? Of course you have. Congratulations. You’ve just met your new customer behavior. And here’s the punchline: your audience might never visit your website… but they will absolutely form an opinion about you. In the first three seconds. We’ve officially entered the era where <b>the summary is the product.</b></p>

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  Starting Versus Finishing

  Jan 27, 202611 minS0

  <p>If you’ve been sitting on a big idea because the finish line feels heavy, or distant, or somehow unattainable, this is for you.</p><p>Maybe you're like me. Great at starting things. Creative. Lots of ideas. </p><p>Finishing is the hard part though. The part that gets quiet. And that's exactly where creative people tend to stall. Not because we’re lazy, but because we’re wired to explore, connect, and reimagine… not march in a straight line.</p><p>Here's how to design finishes that work for us, without trying to "fix" our creative friction.</p>

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