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Most To Least Favoured Political Mapping

I spent much of the weekend this chart appeared in The Times print edition (Sat 27 Apr 2019) obsessing over the graphic. Not necessarily the topic whence it hails. More, the implications for solution selling. I’ve brightened my original photo colours somewhat. They show starkly what might well happen

The Modern Seller 2018 Amy Franko

You surely cannot release a book these days without a tweet video. Amy Franko [https://impactinstruction.com/] demonstrates this with her Oct ’18 launch [https://twitter.com/AmyFranko/status/1057278369761583104] of The Modern Seller. What I also learned, enticed by its title for sure, and from the accompanying podcasts I

Emoji Bullets Green Deal

I despair. Why oh why is this debate allowed to be hijacked? Is it because the overwhelming majority of the rest of us non-loons, whilst sharing passion for this issue, get on with doing something about in our own (how ever small) ways, without antagonising any supposed culprits by wrongly

Altmetrics Sabermetrics Sellingball New Stat Metrics

The snooker World Championships already half-way through Round One, as gripping as ever. The World Number One (and best-of-all-time) looking shattered, knocked-out by the first ever amateur qualifier. And final frame thrillers aplenty. The coverage provided by the BBC is lamentably as bland as ever. This season, they adopt the

Is Your Number Catchy As 996?

Here’s a definition. It comes from Chinese working conditions; > (Chinese: 工作制; pinyin: Jiǔjiǔliù gōngzuò zhì), 996 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/996_working_hour_system] is the work schedule at many a tech company in China, which means an individual works 9am to 9pm, 6 days per week.

The Last Two Minutes

Machinations, dance routines or general obfuscations might plague the bulk of a meeting with a prospect. Yet never let them get the worse of you and lull you into a fatal switch off at the death. Here’s an introspective exchange between two hardened interviewers of politicians: > Iain Dale:

Greenpeace Anti Plastic Packaging Campaign Slides

A few years back high streets of the land were chock full of smiling students accosting their prey. That week, I’d seen the Greenpeace campaign against Lego. Their crime was not focused on ubiquitous tiny plastic bricks. It was that they’d gone into a partnership with Shell. Evil,

Mass Civil Disobedience 4 Main Aims & Your Funnel Extinction

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IPFRjLBqo8 London is stuck. Eco-driven protestors under the Extinction Rebellion flag conduct a week-long campaign of civil disobedience. The aim to disrupt travel across the capital. Sit-ins on major bridges, thoroughfares and potentially transport hubs are causing chaos. I’ve a lot of empathy

Hot Pink, A Shock Of Yellow & Bright Blue Bubbles

I flicked through a print edition of London’s Times. As the pages unfurled past my thumb, this photo stood out. It was so different to any other image in the paper. Its colours were uniquely bold, manufactured and contrasting. Despite the image crossing over the two page spread and

The Notre Dame Objection Handle

1989. Quite the year. Aren’t they all? The 200th anniversary of La Republic. Springtime saw my first visit to Paris. So terrific, I returned at Summer’s end. Staying around the adjacent Latin Quarter often, the ancient cathedral a constant presence in your peripheral vision. Today it stands in