Think Big. Win Bigger.

Dennis Sorenson
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Think Big. Win Bigger. is built on Process Driven Sales and the pillars of Ambition, Strategy, and Execution. Each episode breaks down the systems and operating rhythms that drive predictable performance, giving leaders and sellers practical insights they can use immediately.

  1. Ep 12 - Making Strategy Real with Lee Paries

    7h ago

    Ep 12 - Making Strategy Real with Lee Paries

    Are you still being seen as the vendor, or have you earned trusted partner status? Host Dennis Sorenson welcomes back longtime friend and business partner Lee Paries, co-founder of Horizons West, for part two of this strategy deep dive. Paries built his career scaling enterprise accounts at NCR and Teradata, pushing teams past quota into 10 to 20x territory. His core belief? Sellers cap their growth the moment a customer sees them as a vendor instead of a partner. "You always get capped a little bit," he warns, arguing ambition only happens once it's paired with disciplined planning and the courage to execute without shortcuts. What does it take to grow an account 10 to 20x? Dennis and Lee break down "high, wide, and deep" account mapping, the discipline of earning trusted-advisor status instead of vendor status, and why monopolizing top talent for a client pays off. They discuss prioritizing opportunities with an 80-15-5 effort split, proving value through customer references, and applying strategy across an entire territory, not just one account. The episode closes with the origin story of Horizons West and Lee's challenge: stop, find your moment of inflection, and execute. In This Episode: (00:00) Welcome back for Part II with Lee Paries (01:49) The 10 to 20x ambition mindset across industries (03:38) The high, wide, and deep account mapping strategy (08:07) Earning the right to expand beyond a single use case (14:00) Repositioning as a fifteen million dollar strategic partner (18:38) Applying strategy across an entire sales territory (21:13) The top third, middle third, bottom third prioritization method (22:41) Why Dennis and Lee built Horizons West (24:43) The system, method, and motion framework (27:18) The key takeaway for sellers and sales leaders Share with a sales leader or seller who's ready to build something that lasts. Subscribe to hear all future episodes! About the Show Think Big. Win Bigger is hosted by Dennis Sorenson, CEO of Cove Group, a strategic partner for companies seeking to optimize sales performance and achieve sustainable growth. With deep expertise in enterprise sales and fractional CRO leadership, Dennis specializes in addressing challenges at the point of friction—where inefficiencies, misalignment, or resistance occur within the sales process. The podcast is built on Process-Driven Sales and the three pillars of Ambition, Strategy, and Execution. Each episode breaks down the systems and operating rhythms that drive predictable performance, giving leaders and sellers practical insights they can use immediately. This is for professionals who are ready to stop improvising, start operating with intention, and build repeatable success over time. Resources: Lee Paries on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leeparies/ Horizons West (co-founded by Lee Paries and Dennis Sorenson): https://horizonswest.com/ Dennis Sorenson: LinkedIn Cove Group Horizons West Chapters (00:00:00) - Think Big Win Bigger(00:01:25) - The Mission of NCR: Ambition(00:10:53) - Bill Gates on Privatization(00:18:38) - Do More With Less?(00:22:41) - Horizons West: Why We Built It, Why We're Doing(00:26:16) - Horizons West: Matching the Business to the Industry(00:27:18) - The Importance of Strategy

    31 min
  2. Ep 11 - The Moment Selling Became Strategy with Lee Paries (Part 1)

    Jun 16

    Ep 11 - The Moment Selling Became Strategy with Lee Paries (Part 1)

    "It's only your limitation if you impose it on yourself." — Lee Paries Dennis Sorenson, CEO of Cove Group and host of Think Big, Win Bigger, welcomes co-founder of Horizons West and longtime sales leader Lee Paries for Part 1 of a two-part conversation. Lee built his career from a $19,000-a-year first job in healthcare, earning early mentorship from sales leader Hugh McBride, who saw in him an intensity and drive to eliminate the competition entirely — not just win some of it. Lee went on to lead national sales teams, close a $350 million contract representing 50% company growth, and build multi-million dollar enterprise books at Teradata with accounts including eBay, PayPal, and T-Mobile. His conviction? "That doesn't mean that's your limitation. It's only your limitation if you impose it on yourself. This episode covers the full arc of strategic selling — from the dangers of transactional thinking to the discipline of narrowing your focus to win bigger. Dennis and Lee discuss how they moved their teams beyond chasing transactions toward building long-term enterprise relationships at accounts like Wells Fargo, MGM Casinos, and Visa. What does it take to shift from a 12-month sales mindset to a three-to-five-year strategic account plan? How did a two-word email subject line — "coffee" — generate an 85–90% executive meeting acceptance rate? And how did the Lunch VITO and Coffee VITO strategies evolve into the frameworks Lee and Dennis now deploy through Horizons West? All of that, and more, in this episode. In This Episode: (00:00) From hustle to strategy — Dennis introduces Lee Paries and their 28-year partnership (07:06) A $19,000 salary and a $350 million contract — Lee's early career and Hugh McBride's mentorship (12:22) Do more with less — redirecting teams from transactions to strategic opportunities (17:20) Removing self-imposed limits — how to help sellers think beyond their quota (22:23) The personal lesson — how narrowing focus at Teradata turned into a $35–50 million business (28:54) Building a business, not just making sales — the shift to a three-to-five-year strategic plan (34:01) The Lunch VITO, the Coffee VITO, and a meeting with the CIO of MGM Studios (40:31) No shortcuts — why preparation, planning, and practice are the price of the executive meeting Share with a sales leader or seller who's ready to build something that lasts. Subscribe to hear all future episodes! About the Show Think Big. Win Bigger is hosted by Dennis Sorenson, CEO of Cove Group, a strategic partner for companies seeking to optimize sales performance and achieve sustainable growth. With deep expertise in enterprise sales and fractional CRO leadership, Dennis specializes in addressing challenges at the point of friction—where inefficiencies, misalignment, or resistance occur within the sales process. The podcast is built on Process-Driven Sales and the three pillars of Ambition, Strategy, and Execution. Each episode breaks down the systems and operating rhythms that drive predictable performance, giving leaders and sellers practical insights they can use immediately. This is for professionals who are ready to stop improvising, start operating with intention, and build repeatable success over time. Resources: Lee Paries on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leeparies/ Horizons West (co-founded by Lee Paries and Dennis Sorenson): https://horizonswest.com/ Chapters (00:00:00) - The Process Driven Sales System(00:01:21) - Lee and I: A Partner in Success(00:05:45) - Dennis and Lee on the Podcast(00:06:13) - NCR President: Hugh McBride and Dennis Sorensen(00:09:35) - Bridge from NCR to iCRM(00:11:37) - Importance of Process Driven Sales at Ncr(00:20:37) - Sales Cycle: The Need to Spread Out(00:27:54) - How to Build a Business with Sales Leaders(00:30:43) - The 4 Ps of Strategic Plan(00:32:36) - Coffee veto and strategy(00:41:20) - Building a Bridge Statement(00:43:45) - Think Big, Win Bigger

    44 min
  3. Ep 10 - Strategy Changes the Game

    Jun 2

    Ep 10 - Strategy Changes the Game

    Are your sellers busy — or are they actually executing a strategy?  In Episode 10 of Think Big, Win Bigger, host Dennis Sorenson — CEO of Cove Group and architect of the process-driven sales system — makes the case that strategy is the pillar that changes everything. Drawing on his own evolution as a seller, from door-to-door beauty supplies in college to strategic account selling at NCR Corporation and Teradata, Dennis delivers a framework that is direct, personal, and immediately applicable. His central question is sharp: "If they're busy, but are they busy operating from a strategy or are they just busy simply reacting to what's in front of them?" This episode breaks down what strategy actually is — and what it is not. Dennis draws a clear line between transactional sellers and strategic sellers, covering how strategy transforms prospecting, discovery, and relationship building. He unpacks the danger of becoming single-threaded in accounts, the power of relationships built high, wide, and deep, and why writing your strategy down is the moment it becomes real. He also references the foundational selling disciplines of his good friend Mike Weinberg — New Sales Simplified and Sales Management Simplified — and explains how Horizons West layers intentional growth strategy on top of those fundamentals. Whether you sell paper rolls or enterprise infrastructure, the principles, as Dennis puts it, are all the same. In This Episode: (00:00) Strategy is the second pillar of the process-driven sales system (03:00) Ambition discovers the opportunity — strategy creates the path (05:30) What strategy actually is and what it is not (07:00) From hustle to strategy — lessons from NCR Corporation and Teradata (11:30) How strategic sellers think differently than transactional sellers (15:00) How strategy changes prospecting and discovery at every level (19:00) Building relationships high, wide, and deep inside customer accounts (23:01) How strategy gets built — writing it down makes it real (28:00) Strategy forces prioritization and creates leverage (29:54) Stop sounding like a vendor and start competing as a partner Share with a sales leader or seller who's ready to build something that lasts. Subscribe to hear all future episodes! About the Show Think Big. Win Bigger is hosted by Dennis Sorenson, CEO of Cove Group, a strategic partner for companies seeking to optimize sales performance and achieve sustainable growth. With deep expertise in enterprise sales and fractional CRO leadership, Dennis specializes in addressing challenges at the point of friction—where inefficiencies, misalignment, or resistance occur within the sales process. The podcast is built on Process-Driven Sales and the three pillars of Ambition, Strategy, and Execution. Each episode breaks down the systems and operating rhythms that drive predictable performance, giving leaders and sellers practical insights they can use immediately. This is for professionals who are ready to stop improvising, start operating with intention, and build repeatable success over time. Resources: Dennis Sorenson: LinkedIn Cove Group Horizons West Chapters (00:00:00) - How to Think Big Win Bigger(00:00:51) - The Process Driven Sales System: Strategy & Execution(00:03:00) - What is a Strategy in Sales?(00:09:39) - The Importance of Strategic Selling(00:14:38) - Strategy in Sales: Prospecting and Discovery(00:19:13) - Strategic Selling: High, Wide and Deep(00:20:54) - As sales teams become more strategic, relationships expand(00:22:32) - How Strategy gets Built: Writing Things Down(00:27:23) - What Strategic Sellers Need to Know(00:29:09) - Strategic Selling: What Strategy Can Change(00:32:18) - Think Big, Win Bigger Podcast

    33 min
  4. Ep 9 - Discovery Reveals the Path

    May 19

    Ep 9 - Discovery Reveals the Path

    “If we move too quickly from discovery to selling, the true discovery stops." - Dennis Sorenson Dennis Sorenson, CEO of Cove Group and host of Think Big, Win Bigger, brings decades of enterprise sales experience — from his years at Teradata to founding his own strategic sales consultancy — to Episode 9, dedicated entirely to one of the most underestimated disciplines in the profession: discovery. His framework is built on process-driven sales and three core pillars: ambition, strategy, and execution. In this solo episode, Dennis makes the case that discovery "is not a stage in what we do in sales" — it is a continuous muscle that runs through everything, and the difference between sounding like a vendor and becoming a true strategic partner. Dennis breaks down how discovery shapes ambition planning, sharpens sales strategy, and accelerates execution. Drawing on Dr. Bob Rotella's How Champions Think and John McMahon's The Qualified Sales Leader, he explores the discipline of arriving with perspective instead of a pitch, the value of going high, wide, and deep inside customer organizations, and why slowing down in discovery actually speeds the entire sales motion. He also introduces the GHOST framework as a tool for aligning discovery to customer goals and strategy — setting the stage for upcoming episodes on strategic account planning. In This Episode: (00:00) Discovery reveals the path to ambition, strategy, and execution (03:35) What elite performers notice that average sellers miss (11:17) Discovery before the engagement: research preparation and immersion (18:00) Arriving with perspective instead of a pitch changes everything (21:20) The power of slowing down and going high, wide, and deep (25:21) Using the GHOST framework to align discovery to customer strategy Share with a sales leader or seller who's ready to build something that lasts. Subscribe to hear all future episodes! About the Show Think Big. Win Bigger is hosted by Dennis Sorenson, CEO of Cove Group, a strategic partner for companies seeking to optimize sales performance and achieve sustainable growth. With deep expertise in enterprise sales and fractional CRO leadership, Dennis specializes in addressing challenges at the point of friction—where inefficiencies, misalignment, or resistance occur within the sales process. The podcast is built on Process-Driven Sales and the three pillars of Ambition, Strategy, and Execution. Each episode breaks down the systems and operating rhythms that drive predictable performance, giving leaders and sellers practical insights they can use immediately. This is for professionals who are ready to stop improvising, start operating with intention, and build repeatable success over time. Resources: Dennis Sorenson: LinkedIn Cove Group Horizons West Chapters (00:00:00) - Think Big, Think Win Bigger(00:00:49) - Approaching Discovery: The Path to Sales(00:04:03) - How Discovery Influences the Discovery Process(00:15:53) - The Future of Discovery Meetings(00:17:37) - Discovery is also important when we think about going high, wide

    26 min
  5. Ep 8 - The Difference Between Big Ideas and Real Results with John Giese (Part II)

    May 5

    Ep 8 - The Difference Between Big Ideas and Real Results with John Giese (Part II)

    What would it mean for your business if your sellers stopped selling and started making an impact? Dennis Sorenson, CEO of Cove Group and host of Think Big, Win Bigger, brings back serial entrepreneur and Horizons West co-founder John Giese for Part 2 of their two-part Ambition series. In Part 1, John and Dennis broke down how leaders see opportunity that others miss and why structure and accountability are what separate ambition from results. Part 2 goes deeper. John's conviction here is simple: winning never sleeps, most people are afraid to tap into the frequency, and intent—real intent—is what separates the sellers who leave opportunity on the table from the ones who change the size of their companies entirely. From an unforgettable airplane story that proves ambition is a frequency you can live at, to the sales math that makes even 50% wrong still wildly successful, to what a martial arts master in Jacksonville, Florida taught John about discipline, etiquette, and building something that lasts—this episode ends with a direct challenge. What would you tell every seller to do differently starting tomorrow? And what does John say to the CEOs who still haven't formalized their revenue function? "Can you afford not to do this?" The answers are here. In This Episode: (00:00) Why companies and sellers keep missing the biggest opportunities right in front of them (01:53) Ambition as a frequency and the airplane story that proves it works (09:27) When preparation meets opportunity and why intent changes everything (11:51) Seeing total potential and why once you see it you cannot unsee it (13:44) The sales math that makes even 50% wrong wildly successful (14:52) What a martial arts master in Jacksonville taught about discipline and impact (20:46) Think bigger: direct advice for sellers and a challenge for CEOs Share with a sales leader or seller who's ready to build something that lasts. Subscribe to hear all future episodes! About the Show Think Big. Win Bigger is hosted by Dennis Sorenson, CEO of Cove Group, a strategic partner for companies seeking to optimize sales performance and achieve sustainable growth. With deep expertise in enterprise sales and fractional CRO leadership, Dennis specializes in addressing challenges at the point of friction—where inefficiencies, misalignment, or resistance occur within the sales process. The podcast is built on Process-Driven Sales and the three pillars of Ambition, Strategy, and Execution. Each episode breaks down the systems and operating rhythms that drive predictable performance, giving leaders and sellers practical insights they can use immediately. This is for professionals who are ready to stop improvising, start operating with intention, and build repeatable success over time. Resources: John Giese LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-giese/ Dennis Sorenson: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dennisdealsorenson/ Cove Group: https://www.linkedin.com/company/covegroup/posts/?feedView=all Horizons West: http://horizonswest.com Chapters (00:00:00) - Think Big, Win Bigger(00:01:17) - Why Do Companies Miss the Bigger Opportunity?(00:06:20) - "Ready to Meet the CFO?"(00:08:26) - The Moment When Preparation Met Opportunity(00:10:43) - What's Your Intent in Making Ambition?(00:14:18) - Karate Lessons From Masaharu Saki Mukai(00:19:32) - An Impact on the World(00:20:32) - What would you tell a seller to do differently in 2019?(00:23:04) - Revenue Functions

    26 min
  6. Ep 7 - What Becomes Possible When You Think Bigger with John Giese (Part I)

    Apr 21

    Ep 7 - What Becomes Possible When You Think Bigger with John Giese (Part I)

    "I was the typical sales guy. Yeah, I'll just go get it. I know everything. And I was successful, but I would have been deadly had I had this operational framework." - John Giese Dennis Sorenson, CEO of Cove Group and host of Think Big, Win Bigger, sits down with serial entrepreneur and business partner John Giese in this first part of a two-part Ambition series. John has built and led multiple businesses as CEO from the ground up, served on several boards, and co-founded Horizons West alongside Dennis. His perspective is forged through decades of real enterprise sales and leadership—not theory. John's core conviction? Ambition without structure is potential left on the table. "I was the typical sales guy," he says. "I was successful, but I would have been deadly had I had this operational framework." What happens when an $8.5 million company decides to pursue a $900 million contract—and wins half of it in 24 months? That's where this conversation starts. John and Dennis break down why most companies operate off of hope instead of opportunity, why the companies John advises can't see what's possible in front of them, and how slowing down—really slowing down—is exactly what unlocks bigger outcomes. From guerrilla-warfare CEO instincts to the discipline of trusting the process, this is what ambition looks like when it has a plan behind it. In This Episode: (00:00) John Giese and the ambition series (03:50) John's consulting world in 2023 and the one problem every client shared (08:17) How companies fail to see the opportunity sitting right in front of them (15:32) The $900 million pursuit and the 24 months that changed everything (20:27) Why slowing down is the competitive advantage most sellers never develop (25:47) Why seeing the bigger picture gives you patience in any deal Share with a sales leader or seller who's ready to build something that lasts. Subscribe to hear all future episodes! About the Show Think Big. Win Bigger is hosted by Dennis Sorenson, CEO of Cove Group, a strategic partner for companies seeking to optimize sales performance and achieve sustainable growth. With deep expertise in enterprise sales and fractional CRO leadership, Dennis specializes in addressing challenges at the point of friction—where inefficiencies, misalignment, or resistance occur within the sales process. The podcast is built on Process-Driven Sales and the three pillars of Ambition, Strategy, and Execution. Each episode breaks down the systems and operating rhythms that drive predictable performance, giving leaders and sellers practical insights they can use immediately. This is for professionals who are ready to stop improvising, start operating with intention, and build repeatable success over time. Resources: John Giese LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-giese/ Dennis Sorenson: LinkedIn Cove Group Horizons West Chapters (00:00:00) - How to Think Big Win Bigger(00:00:55) - Think Big Win Bigger(00:03:37) - John Sorensen on Dennis Sorenson's Elevation(00:08:01) - The Need for Disruption in Utility Infrastructure(00:10:33) - The Future of Advisation(00:11:46) - Ambition and the Process Driven Approach(00:13:00) - Coach Dennis Knows About Ambition(00:15:21) - Bradley on Ambition(00:22:57) - What Led Me To The Acquisition

    27 min
  7. Ep 6 - Seeing Total Potential: Whitespace, Initiatives & Strategic Alignment

    Apr 7

    Ep 6 - Seeing Total Potential: Whitespace, Initiatives & Strategic Alignment

    When was the last time your sellers stepped back far enough to actually see the full potential of their territory — or have they been too busy fighting uphill toward a number to ever look? Dennis Deal Sorenson, CEO of Cove Group and host of Think Big, Win Bigger, returns for Episode 6 with a practitioner's breakdown of one of the most underused tools in sales planning: white space mapping. A veteran sales strategist and fractional CRO who has coached sellers and teams through ambition planning work for years, Dennis knows what it costs when reps spread themselves thin. How do you stop chasing everything and start competing for what actually moves the needle? This episode is his answer. Building directly on the ambition thinking framework from Episode 5, Dennis moves from mindset into mechanics — walking through the exact white space exercise he uses with clients, the simple spreadsheet structure behind it, and why "writing things down makes them real." He covers the 80/15/5 account prioritization rule, how to identify hidden revenue across buying centers, and how the law of large numbers creates confidence in your ROI story. He also connects white space directly to the "go high, wide, and deep" relationship strategy that drives executive engagement and positions sellers as strategic partners — not vendors. In This Episode: (00:00) Why spreading yourself thin across accounts is a losing game (01:25) The 80/15/5 rule for prioritizing where your effort goes (03:02) A few big things done very well can change the game (06:23) How to build a white space map and see revenue hiding in plain sight (17:51) The magic of large numbers and what it means for your ROI story Share with a sales leader or seller who's ready to build something that lasts. Subscribe to hear all future episodes! About the Show Think Big. Win Bigger is hosted by Dennis Sorenson, CEO of Cove Group, a strategic partner for companies seeking to optimize sales performance and achieve sustainable growth. With deep expertise in enterprise sales and fractional CRO leadership, Dennis specializes in addressing challenges at the point of friction—where inefficiencies, misalignment, or resistance occur within the sales process. The podcast is built on Process-Driven Sales and the three pillars of Ambition, Strategy, and Execution. Each episode breaks down the systems and operating rhythms that drive predictable performance, giving leaders and sellers practical insights they can use immediately. This is for professionals who are ready to stop improvising, start operating with intention, and build repeatable success over time. Resources: Dennis Sorenson: LinkedInCove Group Horizons West Chapters (00:00:00) - Think Big, Win Bigger(00:00:32) - Mapping White Space: Ambition Thinking and Results(00:03:55) - White Space Mapping: The Strategic Dimension(00:12:37) - White Space in Ambition Plan(00:19:42) - Episode 6: On Ambition

    20 min
  8. Ep 5 - The Ambition Mindset: Competing for What’s Real, Not What’s Realistic

    Mar 24

    Ep 5 - The Ambition Mindset: Competing for What’s Real, Not What’s Realistic

    Are you building a pipeline strong enough to survive when one or two deals go sideways — or are you one bad quarter away from desperation mode? In Episode 5 of Think Big, Win Bigger, Dennis Sorenson — CEO of Cove Group and architect of the Process-Driven Sales framework — takes the mic solo to unpack Ambition: the first and most game-changing of the three core pillars that drive predictable sales performance. A seasoned sales leader and fractional CRO, Dennis has spent his career helping organizations stop playing small and start competing for what they're actually capable of winning. His central conviction? "Ambition thinking is truly a paradigm. It's a different way of thinking." And that shift, he argues, changes everything that comes after it. This episode covers the Roger Enrico principle — beware of the tyranny of making small changes to small things — and why sellers who play incrementally trap themselves in fragile pipelines and desperation mode. Dennis introduces his mountain metaphor for understanding total account potential, explains the difference between what's real and what's merely realistic, and walks through the critical discovery question: "What would have to be true?" He closes with a concrete time investment model — 80% of effort to your top accounts, 15% to the middle tier, 5% to the rest — and a clear challenge to every seller: divorce your ambition from your quota, and compete for what's real. In This Episode: (00:00) Introducing the process-driven framework and the four Ps of sales (02:22) Make big changes to big things — the Roger Enrico principle (04:21) Ambition is a choice, not a circumstance (08:39) The mountain metaphor — real potential vs what feels realistic (13:36) What would have to be true — the question that changes discovery (15:27) Stop chasing the squirrel — slowing down to win bigger in discovery (16:31) Stack ranking accounts and the 80/15/5 time investment model (19:21) Building the ambition plan annually and what comes next Share with a sales leader or seller who's ready to build something that lasts. Subscribe to hear all future episodes! About the Show Think Big. Win Bigger is hosted by Dennis Sorenson, CEO of Cove Group, a strategic partner for companies seeking to optimize sales performance and achieve sustainable growth. With deep expertise in enterprise sales and fractional CRO leadership, Dennis specializes in addressing challenges at the point of friction—where inefficiencies, misalignment, or resistance occur within the sales process. The podcast is built on Process-Driven Sales and the three pillars of Ambition, Strategy, and Execution. Each episode breaks down the systems and operating rhythms that drive predictable performance, giving leaders and sellers practical insights they can use immediately. This is for professionals who are ready to stop improvising, start operating with intention, and build repeatable success over time. Resources: Books Referenced: How Champions Think — Dr. Bob Rotella Golf Is Not A Game of Perfect — Dr. Bob Rotella Dennis Sorenson: LinkedIn Cove Group Horizons West Chapters (00:00:00) - Sales: Think Big, Win Bigger(00:00:38) - Developing an Ambition Mindset(00:02:31) - Ambition Thinking and How to Win(00:12:48) - What would have to be true to double the business in the next

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