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[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2015/11/abigail-storm-12xi15.jpg] The British Met Office, for the first time, now name incoming storms. When announced I was a sceptic. They are not an institution I hold in particularly high regard. Are our winters really that terror-strewn? And would it make us

> Je suis Parisien Business strategy began borrowing heavily from warfare. Thankfully as time ticks, more collaborative frameworks take hold. The latest Paris street terrorist atrocity tragically brought to mind one military tactic that remains a staple of the successful “complex sell”; > diagonal deployment. With present enemies of European freedoms, murderers

Former MI6 spy, Harry Ferguson, was on the radio. He revealed what breaks agents the most. It is when they persuade someone to do something for them who then ends up in the hottest of water. The example he gave was that he himself could not enter an Iranian nuclear

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2013/11/yellowtags-supermktredwines.jpg] A friend mentioned to me that they were a sucker for the yellow price tags on supermarket shelves. They forever feel drawn to the products they sell. So I checked this out. As you can see in my above pic

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2015/11/davosweftweet-14beforebreakfast.jpg] Much mirth at the expense of Davos this week. Those that run their elitist World Economic Forum talking shop tweeted this promo. It was roundly derided by the web. From jokesters thinking up an extra number fifteen, to those suggesting

My fondness for spotting parallels between politicians selling us policies and our solution endeavours sparked again this week. London’s Westminster Village is beside itself with the first intervention by PM Cameron in the Europe referendum debate. He happens to say, ‘no land of milk and honey out of EU’