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Issue No. 06June 2026

Booked. · For the Reps

This one isfor the reps.

The blog, the month-by-month progression guide, and the pipeline health diagnostic your company probably never handed you. All free. No waiting for someone to build the path.

Tuesday 24 June 2026

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The most common message I get is not from VPs or directors. It is from reps. And it almost always goes some version of: I agree with everything you write. My company is not doing any of it. I have been here nine months. I do my job. Nobody has told me what good actually looks like or where I am going next. What do I actually do?

This week is the answer to that question. The blog is what to do Monday. The progression guide is the month-by-month map nobody handed you at onboarding. The pipeline health diagnostic is the honest look at your territory most reps have never taken.

If you manage reps, forward this. It is the thing somebody should have sent on day one.

This Week on the Blog

New Post · For the Reps

Nobody at Your Company Is Going to Future-Proof Your Career. Do It Yourself.

Your last call review had three pieces of feedback. "Create more urgency." "Tighten the opener." And "great energy!" — which is what managers say when they watched the whole recording and came up empty. Six things to do this week that make you impossible to replace, impossible to automate, and genuinely ready to promote. No permission required.

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New Free Resource

The BDR Progression Guide: Month by Month to AE-Ready

What great BDRs are doing at each stage of the role — from Gate 1 at day 30 to AE-ready at month 12. Benchmarks, skills, and curated resources to self-learn in every area. Includes specific podcast episodes, YouTube call breakdowns, and Gong Labs research. The path nobody hands you, laid out month by month.

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Run This Monday

The five-sentence POV that changes how your AEs see you

The thing that separates a rep with options from a rep who updates their resume every reorg is not talent. It is whether they can build a point of view on an account. Pick your single best account. Write five sentences before your next touch.

  1. 01

    1. The moment

    What's going on at this company right now.

  2. 02

    2. The pain

    What their real pain probably is — in their words if you have them.

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    3. The trigger

    Why it matters now. What's the event that makes this the quarter.

  4. 04

    4. The pattern

    How it connects to a customer you've seen before.

  5. 05

    5. The test

    The one thing the AE should test in the demo.

Free Tool

How healthy is your pipeline, actually?

Most reps don't know the answer until it shows up in a pipeline review with their manager. The Pipeline Health Diagnostic tells you before that — how well you're actually covering your territory, whether your account prioritization is deliberate or alphabetical, and whether the deals you're handing over are real. Run it before your next 1:1. Show up with the data instead of the hope.

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Unsolicited Recommendations

One Bad Joke · Except It's Not

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What's the difference between a BDR and a pizza? A pizza can feed a family of four.

Just kidding. The BDR also cannot feed a family of four until Q4.

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