Is your sales process helping your team win, or just giving off strong "compliance factory" vibes? 😅

In this episode, we get real about what happens after you’ve built your sales process. Managing it isn’t about beating people with a CRM stick—it’s about coaching, adapting, and focusing on outcomes over task completion.

We chat:> What to do with those rogue lone wolves (who keep winning)
> Why “yes” and “no” are the only good answers in sales
> How leaders accidentally kill their own process with micromanagement
> And Andy’s self-roast for falling into the “planning forever” trap with his book project. (Accountability is live, folks.)

Tune in for laughs, lessons, and the occasional uncomfortable truth!

One of us is podcasting from beside a backyard rink. The other? A hotel at Heathrow. Together, we're solving the world’s sales implementation problems—bad Wi-Fi and all.

In our latest episode, we unpack what it really takes to implement a sales process. Not “announce it and pray”... but actually make it stick.

Some takeaways we loved:
✅ Salespeople use processes that help them win—not ones they’re told to use
✅ You don’t roll out a sales process—you install a new standard
✅ Leadership isn’t just inspection; it’s asking the curious questions that unlock growth

We also debate:
➡️ Should tools be rolled out with the process or phased in?
➡️ Can you really change habits without changing hearts?

Tune in if you’ve ever faced blank stares during a sales kickoff. Or if you're leading one soon. Or if you just like awkward podcast silences and Heathrow ambience.

#SalesLeadership #SalesEnablement #TeaAndTimbits #SalesProcess #ImplementationNotImposition #B2Bsales #Podcast

We just kicked off a brand-new theme for February: SALES PROCESS! (We know, hold your excitement... or don’t.)

In this episode, we:
> Share how one company went from chaos to $37M in revenue gains by implementing the right rhythm
> Talk about why skipping the basics is like building IKEA furniture without the screws
> Break down how to qualify leads, align internal teams, and not let your CRM boss you around

Plus, we discuss the one thing almost everyone forgets to include: how to coach your sales team using the actual process. 🤯

Whether you're sales-adjacent or living in the pipeline daily, you'll walk away with ideas you can implement right now. Or at the very least, you'll hear us confuse "tactical" with "tactile" at some point.

#sales #B2B #salesprocess #leadgeneration #foundationsmatter #businessgrowth #TandTimbits #podcastlife

We're closing out January with a bang—and a whiteboard marker—as we round up our favourite tools for strategy and planning. From digital whiteboards to the unavoidable CRM groan, we're getting real about the tech we love, the tools we tolerate, and the dashboards that make us feel like data wizards. There's talk of Notion (if you can stay disciplined), the mighty Power BI, and a nod to Trello and Asana. We also get a bit deep on risk matrices, reclaiming downtime, and whether the weather is just gaslighting us. If your strategy plan includes "panic and wing it," this one’s for you.

In this episode, we take a brisk stroll through sales team design—yes, really. After Andy kicks things off with a heroic tale of impeccable event planning marred only by the tragic absence of, well, everything he needed, we dive headfirst into the serious business of sales strategy.

We unpack why structure and clarity matter more than ever when it comes to setting your sales team up for success. From aligning roles with business goals, to building for collaboration over competition, to the underrated power of subject matter experts—you'll get insight, humour, and just enough vulnerability to remind you we're all just trying not to leave our laptop on a plane.

If you're leading a sales org, building a team, or wondering why your best people keep burning out, this one’s for you.

Let’s be honest—forecasting and budgeting rarely top anyone’s list of thrilling business topics. But in this episode, we do our level best to prove they can be surprisingly engaging... or at least slightly less soul-crushing.

We dig into what forecasting actually means, why budgets matter even when they feel like guesswork in a spreadsheet, and how misaligned expectations between finance and sales can turn your well-laid plans into a finger-pointing circus. With tales of procurement purgatory and hot takes on top-down forecasting vs. zero-based planning, we reflect on how to make your strategy stick, and your forecast work with your team, not against them.

If you're feeling behind on planning for the year, or just want a little therapy session on how to survive Q1 with your sanity intact—this one’s for you.

Our Grand Plan to Help You Make a Grand Plan

New year, new goals... new excuses? Not this time!

We kick off 2026 by diving headfirst into the warm, welcoming waters of strategy and planning. In this episode, we dust off the whiteboards, dodge post-holiday flu bugs, and talk through how to build a practical, personal, and professional plan that doesn't fall apart by February.

We talk about goal-setting without the guilt, building accountability structures that work, and why writing things down (on actual paper!) still rules. Whether you're aiming to crush sales targets, finally run that 10K, or just avoid total burnout—this episode’s for you.

You'll hear us reflect on the chaos of the holiday season, the wisdom that comes from injury-induced downtime, and why Scott’s knee and Andy’s lungs both staged rebellions over the break. Cheers to planning smarter, not harder!

It’s New Year’s Eve, and as usual - one of us is in London, one of us is in Toronto, and—purely coincidentally :) —both of us are holding a glass of something barrel-aged. In this slightly longer, slightly looser year-end episode, we look back on what actually worked in the past year and look ahead to what might work next year—assuming we show up and do the work.

We talk personal branding without the buzzwords, why LinkedIn hygiene is a real thing (sorry), and how discipline quietly beats optimism every single time. We also reflect on why doing this podcast week after week has been as useful for us as it (hopefully) has been for you.

Think of this one as part reflection, part gentle nudge, and part clinking-glasses-across-the-Atlantic moment before the fireworks start. Cheers to the year ahead.