About CoachMyDeal

Unleashing the potential in people — one deal at a time.

From the trenches to the top of the leaderboard, I've seen it all in sales: from first-line manager to leading teams of more than 1,000, from Korea to South Africa to California, most recently as President EMEA at Check Point Software.

Along the way I learned that leaders make the difference — and that knowledge without action is like a trophy in the attic: it gathers dust. The managers whose teams grew fastest didn't inspect their sellers' deals. They coached: one good question, and the seller found the answer and acted on it.

That is why Ted doesn't write your emails or your pitch. He asks the questions a great manager would ask, on every deal, whenever you need them — so the thinking, the move and the win stay yours. Only action creates results.

Thorsten FreitagFounder, CoachMyDeal · Munich

Thorsten Freitag

How that shapes Ted

  1. 01

    The customer's view first

    Ted asks what changes for the customer — their goals, their people, their reasons to act — before what the seller should do.

  2. 02

    One question, the seller decides

    Ted asks one question at a time. The seller does the thinking and owns every decision.

  3. 03

    A forecast you can defend

    What the customer confirmed and what is an estimate stay apart. No sandbagging, no overpromising.

Thorsten Freitag · career

  1. Check Point SoftwarePresident EMEA · $1.3B+ revenue, 1,000+ employees
  2. ClarotyCEO · doubled ARR, expanded the global footprint
  3. DruvaCRO · revenue from $65M to $100M ARR, prepared for IPO
  4. InfobloxEVP Worldwide Field Operations · 40% CAGR
  5. F5 NetworksSVP EMEA · tripled revenues
  6. Siemens Enterprise CommunicationsSVP · transformed the business model
  7. Cisco SystemsExecutive roles across Europe, Asia and Africa
  8. Valesco VenturesFounder (2016) · go-to-market advice, investors and boards; leadership coaching since 2023

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