The Thinking

20 years of pattern recognition... written down. Notes on enterprise sales, revenue structure, leadership mindset, and what it actually takes to build a B2B business that doesn't run on chaos or hope.

13 - The forecast that lies

13 - The forecast that liesby: Jag JasselPublished on: 23/03/2026

Most enterprise sales forecasts are not forecasts. They are optimism organised into a spreadsheet. Here is the structural reason, and three fixes installed from real engagements.

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13 - The forecast that lies

12 - The wrong variable

12 - The wrong variableby: Jag JasselPublished on: 16/03/2026

Most sales leaders obsess over pitch, process, and pipeline. The variable they ignore is the one that closes deals — presence. A short read on why in-person time is the strategy, not the tactic.

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12 - The wrong variable

10 - The deal isn't slow. Your pipeline is thin.

10 - The deal isn't slow. Your pipeline is thin.by: Jag JasselPublished on: 13/03/2026

Most salespeople think patience is a mindset. It isn't. It's a pipeline condition. When your pipeline is thin, every slow deal feels like a crisis. Here's what to fix instead.

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10 - The deal isn't slow. Your pipeline is thin.

08 - Hero Syndrome: How Good Sales Leaders Accidentally Break Their Teams

08 - Hero Syndrome: How Good Sales Leaders Accidentally Break Their Teamsby: Jag JasselPublished on: 11/03/2026

You save every deal. You have the answer to every problem. And without realising it, you have built a team that cannot perform without you. That is not a people problem. That is Hero Syndrome.

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08 - Hero Syndrome: How Good Sales Leaders Accidentally Break Their Teams

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