After a free weekend, we were back at it again on Sunday. We lost. But I think there was a learning in that defeat – the first half was played at a level of
For me, is the measure of how good a film or drama is, that you remember the soundtrack as well as any of the detail of the characters and the story narrative. I thank
Wise words from Charles Bukowski I’m not sure when this poem was written – given that Bukowski died in spring 1994, it’s at least 22 years old but most likely older. Certainly lost none
Always be selling In my sales training sessions, I tend to reference Starbucks a lot, not for coffee reasons nor for their tax avoidance, nor for the way they treat part-time staff but for
I am just about 3/4s through “Unfaithful Music and Disappearing Ink” – just shy of 700 pages dedicated to the life of Elvis Costello. I’ve been reading it since Christmas, slowly, along with 7
What you need to consider when choosing a sales coach This podcast is brief but a bit ranty – one of my pet hates of late concerns the number of emails from prospects who
7 Misconceptions about employing a sales coach If you are looking to employ the service of a skilled sales coach, here are a few of the things worthy of consideration BEFORE you decide to send
The psychology of selling For some it’s the first cousin of witchcraft and for others it’s a complete game (and life) changer. Psychology is very much at work in sport – just look at
I first listened to Sturgill Simpson a little over two years ago and was lucky to see him play an acoustic set at the Limelight, Belfast at the start of the year. His latest
“The Obstacle is the Way” is one of the best books I’ve read in a while – it goes back well beyond its publication date of 2014 and the author Ryan Holiday and to