Episodes

Don’t Be the April Fool: Why Great Teams Train the Basics (Relentlessly)
Tea and TimbitsApril 01, 2026
125
00:19:5318.21 MB

Don’t Be the April Fool: Why Great Teams Train the Basics (Relentlessly)

Ever sat through “training” where you click play, zone out, and hope there’s no quiz at the end? 😅 Yeah… we’ve all been there. In our latest episode, we talk about why most training doesn’t work—and what actually does. Turns out: It’s not about more content It’s not about clever hacks And it’s defi...

Process, But Make It Flexible: Tools, Tactics & a Tiny Bit of Chaos
Tea and TimbitsMarch 26, 2026
124
00:23:4121.68 MB

Process, But Make It Flexible: Tools, Tactics & a Tiny Bit of Chaos

We wrapped up our sales channels series the only way we know how—by slightly going off-script. This week, we dove into the tools behind partnerships, social selling, and referrals… but not before questioning whether following “the process” too perfectly might actually slow you down. Turns out, somet...

The Cleanest Growth Channel (If You Actually Ask for Them)
Tea and TimbitsMarch 23, 2026
123
00:20:2218.66 MB

The Cleanest Growth Channel (If You Actually Ask for Them)

In this episode , we stumble through a slightly chaotic start (audio equipment: 1, us: 0) before diving into one of the most powerful — and most underused — sales channels in business: referrals . We talk about why referrals are the cleanest path to growth , how trust transfers instantly when someon...

Partnerships That Actually Work
Tea and TimbitsMarch 13, 2026
121
00:20:3518.86 MB

Partnerships That Actually Work

This week we kick off a new theme: sales channels —and where your next stream of revenue might come from. Naturally, we start with one of our favourite topics: partnerships . We explore the difference between partnerships that look good on paper and the ones that genuinely generate business. From bi...

Social Media Isn’t a Megaphone — It’s a Conversation
Tea and TimbitsMarch 13, 2026
121
00:22:0520.22 MB

Social Media Isn’t a Megaphone — It’s a Conversation

In this episode, we continue our March theme of sales channels and turn our attention to one that many businesses misunderstand: social media . We share a story about collaborating with peers to launch a research initiative—an example of how networks can amplify reach far beyond what any one of us c...

Sales Process Tools That Actually Work
Tea and TimbitsFebruary 25, 2026
120
00:23:1221.25 MB

Sales Process Tools That Actually Work

Greetings from Cambridge (where it’s damp but dignified) and Toronto (where winter is clinging on like an overenthusiastic house guest) In this episode, we wrap up our February focus on the sales process by diving into the tools that actually support it — without falling into the classic trap of buy...

Is Your Sales Process a Control Freak or a Coach?
Tea and TimbitsFebruary 18, 2026
119
00:22:4220.79 MB

Is Your Sales Process a Control Freak or a Coach?

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 ...

Implementation Is a Team Sport
Tea and TimbitsFebruary 11, 2026
118
00:22:1220.34 MB

Implementation Is a Team Sport

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...

Mind the Gap: Building a Sales Process That Actually Works
Tea and TimbitsFebruary 04, 2026
117
00:21:1719.49 MB

Mind the Gap: Building a Sales Process That Actually Works

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 furni...