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Don't forget 'Blue Monday's is consumerist drivel. It's just another day we are lucky to see. Especially if you can get out in nature. pic.twitter.com/aCfMD4sirY — Ian Acheson 🇬🇧☘️ (@NotThatBigIan) January 19, 2026 Well today's the day. The worst of

I came across this saying, of traditional source, after having recently blogged on similar via comic Jimmy Carr. In our selling context, I have seen such blinkers curtail performance. For instance, our competition is not with fellow team members, but against our quota. As also mentioned in the above referenced

I enjoyed a late-December series of satire posted by a Peter Girnus. A chap that seems to know the ins and outs, especially the down and outs, of AI rollout, being 'agile', and all things disruptive. Our selling slant being take these buzzwords and, especially when you aim

This concept seems of growing prevalence lately. My perhaps surface understanding is that it's about how people often misattribute their worldview onto others. With the specific example of those from what's termed a WEIRD perspective - that is, of Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich, Democratic background -

Down the years I've blogged aplenty on ideas for slots at end-of-year or SKO events around this time on the calendar [see footer for a selection]. Amid the rush to announce cutting edge analysis of the twelve months past and stunning predictions to rank alongside Nostradamus for the

Festive downtime led to me reading we apparently have one of four key humour styles. These scientifically identified styles of humour are suggested as; affiliative, self–enhancing, aggressive, & self–defeating. Affiliative humour suggests you love cracking jokes and engaging in spontaneous witty banter. Self–enhancing humour indicates you have

There's many a way you could remix the mantra of English comedian, Jimmy Carr. Hugely successful in his field. Yet when he ventures beyond the funnies, here's his significant contribution; Happiness = Quality of Life - Envy You can see him explain it in sixty seconds via

The charismatic leader trope is largely mocking right now. The 'force of nature' boss as a totem endures kickings of late. Perhaps the largest 'academic' ripping down came with the From Good To Great "finding'' that the supposedly boring chief exec outshone the