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The Dispatch · Free Weekly VOL. 01 · WEEKLY

One signal a week. Zero filler.

Operator notes for sales leaders and professionals who'd rather refine the moves than read another think piece. Every Tuesday, one application of the Domination Curve or the I.R.C. doctrine — broken down to the move level. Read it in five minutes. Apply it before your next pipeline review.

01 / The Format

What it is. What it isn't.

The Dispatch is intentionally narrow. One observation, one application, one move. The format is the discipline.

What you get
What you don't
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One signal a week
No daily noise. No "5 articles I read this week"
02
~5 minute read
No 3,000-word manifestos
03
One applied move
No abstract frameworks to admire
04
Operator voice
No motivational content. No LinkedIn theater
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Free, always
No upsells in the body. No tracking pixels
02 / Recent Signals

What you'd be reading.

A representative sample of recent issues. Subscribe to get the next one Tuesday morning.

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The forecast call you're not having.
Most forecast calls inspect commits. The one you're not having inspects why this quarter's slope held — so you can run that play again next quarter.
5 MIN
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When pipeline coverage lies.
3x coverage looks like a safety net. It can also be a way to hide the fact that only two deals in the entire pipeline actually fit your strongest play.
4 MIN
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Three moves that don't show up in CRM.
Activity dashboards capture what got logged. The moves that actually move deals are rarely the ones a rep thinks to enter as a task.
6 MIN
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Why your top rep can't be replicated.
The instinct is to "build playbooks from the top performer." The trap is that the top performer is rarely doing what they say they're doing. Here's how to actually find the signal.
7 MIN
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The hot quarter that bankrupted the next one.
A short case from inside an org that pulled forward $14M in Q3 — and spent the next two quarters explaining why the slope flattened.
8 MIN
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Stop tagging activity. Start tagging behavior.
The difference between "made 12 calls" and "ran the discovery move 12 times" is the difference between a dashboard that measures motion and one that measures slope.
5 MIN
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The I.R.C. pre-mortem.
Before the quarter starts, name the three things most likely to break the slope. Most teams don't. The teams that compound, do.
4 MIN
03 / Who Reads It

The room.

The Dispatch is written for two seats. Both seats share the same doctrine — they just apply it at different altitudes.

A — LEADERS

You carry the forecast.

CROs, VPs, and heads of sales reading for the organizational application — slope integrity, behavioral architecture, the moves that compound across a team.

For Leaders →
B — SALES PROS

You carry the quota.

AEs, BDRs, and senior ICs reading for the deal-cycle application — isolating the moves that move deals, refining them, and compounding them into a career.

For Sales Pros →