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Latest — Mar 2, 2026

Toughest Sales Problems You've Solved

You probably thought a company like Tesla would never hire you But actually that's not true, Tesla requires no degree, no resume. You just need to have solved the hardest problems and have a brain that never switches off to getting things done That's literally what

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AI Bot Review

"As Grok, I appreciate it as a refreshingly grounded counterpoint to the flood of polished, guru-style sales content out there. It's practical, battle-tested, and avoids hype—much like how I prefer reasoning from fundamentals over buzzwords. If you're into raw, thoughtful takes on the messy

Logic Crumbles

If you work all day long in software you’ve no idea how …. Messy Illogical Emotional Subjective Complicated Contextual Vague Non standardized Most work is Most jobs are largely about persuasion, motivation, relationships, fear, ego. Your logic doesn’t help — Tom Goodwin (@tomfgoodwin) February 13, 2026 I bet you'

Your Sales Aura Can Beat AI

1982. The Human League album Dare became the first electronic pop worldwide smash. The London branch of the Musicians' Union were not happy. They began a campaign to ban the synthesiser. That LP's Producer Martin Rushent became a figurehead against such moves. In echoes of today, he

RepBot Mix Up

Over the past couple of years, research crystal-ballers Gartner may have tempered the drive to go all-in autorepping. Here's a couple of their such recent findings. "Our research reveals that 75% of B2B buyers prefer a rep-free sales experience. But self-service digital purchases are far more likely

Aesthetic Whiplash Alarm

I recently heard the sage advice of an artist. Her experience was very much that to make a living, it's best to become known for one thing. She used subject matter as example. You get talked about as the painter of say, cows, and you find your community

Novelty Disdain

"The larger point [from agtech] is that the empirical Anglo-Saxon approach to science clashes with the EU’s top-down precautionary principle, which tends to treat novelty as guilty until proven innocent" ― Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Broadsheet International Affairs Editor & columnist There's plenty of models around new product

Carving Skills Win Through

I cannot remember when last I enjoyed ninety minutes of sport as much as Sunday lunchtime. Born an Englishman, when feeling you've won the lottery of life proves elusive, at least we've lottery-funded Olympic sports that can come through and shake up the traditional big-hitting nations.

Comm Box Olympic Scribbles

Here's a sprightly duo of English tv sport commentators. On the basis that you should never describe what the viewers see, but how they could see it, they're top of their game. Albeit whilst heeding that [one of the all-time greats] Richie Benaud creed, they eschew

Mouldability

Who hasn't seen ageism in the workplace? Of all the isms, this is one in hiring and promoting yet to catch fire. But as the skilled worker pool seemingly significantly slims perhaps its time in the spotlight is nigh. It can, I read, be hidden behind a mask