Back in the last century there was a thing called radio. Just as MSM tries to cling on to ‘relevance’ by being ever more Left/Right (delete as you think appropriate) so too audio-only media fails to heed the changes wrought by democratisation of broadcast opportunities. In the music world,

The weekend when strong and stable became soft and shaky. Democracy continues to throw out shocks. Through the media’s pant-wetting fervour, the main remarkabling was surely that both main UK parties – whom mopped up a greater share of the electorate between them than anyone thought possible which in any

Recreational reading around how Big Consulting pitch sales transformation [http://salespodder.com/the-sales-transformation-trap/] recently was fairly depressing. Yet from the debris of such flawed grandstanding, I found one crumbworthy of note [http://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/mckinsey-recovery-and-transformation-services/our-insights/keeping-transformations-on-target]] . It took a while to unearth, mind. Especially when having to

Peter Brookes wobble-Thursday Times cartoon 1 vi 2017 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- …when it’s an unstoppable slide. I’ve touched on Wobble Thursday before (both 2015 [http://salespodder.com/dealing-with-your-deal-wobble-day/] and 2014 [http://salespodder.com/when-your-forecast-heart-overrules-head/]). It happens a week before election day in the UK where the ruling Party of the

A friend of mine relayed a scathing assessment on the uselessness of a recent McKinsey two-day transformation workshop. Hardly a surprise to many of us having suffered such self-styled Tier 1 “consultants”, no doubt. When seeking itineraries and commentaries online, I realised that part of their problem is how they