The talking head pictured here is assessing the huge impact of the Jumbo Jet. On its fiftieth anniversary, I enjoyed watching plaudits take off in the direction of Boeing and their 747. Author Mark Tungate suggests that one secret to its success was that it unleashed the following; > the two

[http://www.sportbible.com/football/funny-england-players-enjoy-unicorn-racing-the-day-after-win-over-tunisia-20180619] England footballers in the pool the day after winning their first 2018 World Cup group game in a unicorn race -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I once contemplated writing a pamphlet entitled something like 100 words that sell. Way back then, I’d just begun blogging. Having an

Recognise these? They’re the blocks that fall from the top of your screen in arguably the world’s favourite old-school video game, Tetris [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetris]. (Several free online versions now exist.) Something I’ve blogged on before courtesy of its remarkable origin story [http://salespodder.

I certainly noticed this when I saw it for the first time. I scrolled through my Instagram ‘home’ feed for quite the while as I sought to find an activity that staved off my fingernails being bitten during the World Cup. At some point, rather than being interrupted by the

This London’s Times business section snippet alerted me to an HBR survey [https://hbr.org/2018/07/the-leaders-calendar] of CEO routines. Here’s the columnist’s idea of the lead ‘revelation’. Meetings reign; > 37 of assorted lengths in any given week 72pc of their total work time spent in

Dating gurus tend to face lacerating coverage. From the early-century ’pickup artist’ seduction cult lambasted as aggressive and misogynist, to current catch-that-man theatrical coaches dismissed as self-help charlatans for charging thousands of dollars an hour. I saw one of the latter preach that we should all become americanised (not necessarily