John's out this week, so Kyrie Slater joins as co-host for a conversation about Sales Kickoffs and Marketing. Marketing and SKO share a sometimes uneasy relationship--so where does that leave folks on the team?

Kyrie and Nate compare notes on their recent SKOs—who gets invited and why, whether these expensive events deliver ROI, and what marketers should actually bring back from them.

Plus: lessons learned, the hunt for fiber in conference food, and Magic 8 Balls as swag items.

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How much can one angry customer shape your view of the product? How much should it?

Nate and John discuss the outsized influence of vocal detractors, why being an internal product evangelist matters, and John's story of passive-aggressively loving a forum critic into becoming a fan. Plus: at-home health trends, software review consolidation, and the millennial phone-vs-laptop buying threshold.

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When's the last time you updated your LinkedIn? If you're scrambling to answer that, this episode is for you.

John and Nate sit down with Mary-Scott Van Arsdale—a marketing and content strategist who's helped build both corporate brands and personal ones—to talk about why your personal brand matters more than you think. Mary Scott breaks down the difference between corporate copy-paste approaches (still happening in 2026, unfortunately) and authentic personal branding that actually gives you leverage in your career.

The conversation covers why LinkedIn is your insurance policy against layoffs, how to build a presence without selling out, and what happens when companies try to control employee narratives. Plus: why posting for the first time after you've been laid off is the worst possible strategy, how to stay authentic while building visibility, and where AI-generated content fits into the equation.

Also discussed: non-alcoholic mocktail pricing, candle tunneling prevention, and Salesforce's 4,000-person AI experiment that lasted exactly four months.

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