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Most new account executives stare at their territory list and feel the weight of it immediately. Fifty accounts. A hundred accounts. Sometimes more. Each one needs research, a plan, and outreach that doesn't sound like every other cold email clogging their prospect's inbox.  Jake McOsker, an account executive at Forrester Research, found himself facing exactly this problem when he moved from BDR to AE. He cracked it by changing how he used AI for account planning.  "Rather than taking 10 to 15 minutes to get an account plan out or understand who the notable stakeholders and the decision makers that I need to go with," he explained, "it's a 2 to 3 minute process to go through each one of these accounts." The traditional approach to AI account planning doesn't solve the territory problem. You ask ChatGPT or Claude for company information, and you get Wikipedia summaries. Founded in 1987. Headquartered in Dallas. 15,000 employees. The chief sales officer you're calling doesn't care about any of that, and showing up with generic facts makes you look lazy, not prepared. When you're new to the role, you don't have years of pattern recognition to fall back on. You don't know what good account planning looks like yet. You just know you need to get meetings with people who have better things to do than talk to a rep they've never heard of. The solution isn't using AI as a search engine. It's using it as a sales assistant with a specific job to do. The Problem With How Most Reps Use AI for Account Planning Here's what usually happens. A rep needs to prepare for a call with a VP of Marketing at a healthcare company. They open their AI tool of choice and type: "Tell me about [Company Name]." The AI spits back: Company history Product offerings Recent press releases Maybe some executive names The rep skims it, copies a few bullet points into their CRM, and calls it account planning. Then they get on the call and realize they have no idea what this VP is actually trying to accomplish this quarter. They ask surface-level questions. The prospect checks out. The meeting goes nowhere. This happens because most reps are using AI like a faster Google. They're asking for information instead of asking for intelligence. AI account planning only works when you give the AI a role and a specific outcome to deliver. Not "tell me about this company." Instead, "You're an account executive trying to book a meeting with this company's CMO in the next two weeks. Based on their recent announcements and what their executives are posting on LinkedIn, what initiatives are they likely prioritizing right now?" How to Set Up AI Agents for Account Planning The difference between a basic AI chat and an AI agent is memory and context. When you create an agent, you're teaching it what kind of output you need every single time. You're not starting from scratch with every account. Here's the framework that works: Step 1: Give Your AI Agent a Clear Role Don't just ask questions. Set up the scenario with urgency and context. For example: "You are an account executive at [Your Company]. You've been tasked with bringing in [Target Company] as a new customer within the next 90 days. Your first call is with their [specific role, like Chief Sales Officer]. Based on the materials I'm providing, what are the top three business initiatives this person is likely focused on right now?" This does two things. First, it forces the AI to think from your perspective instead of just summarizing data. Second, it prioritizes current, actionable information over historical background. Step 2: Feed It the Right Source Material Wikipedia summaries don't help you. But these sources do: Recent press releases about new initiatives or leadership changes LinkedIn posts from executives at the company (especially the person you're calling) Company blog posts about their strategic direction Industry news articles mentioning the company Their "About Us" or "Newsroom" page for current priorities Analyst reports or industry trend pieces relevant to their sector If you're selling to publicly traded companies, earnings call transcripts and annual reports (10-Ks) are gold mines. But most new AEs aren't calling on Fortune 500 companies. The good news is that smaller companies often share more on LinkedIn and their blogs because they're trying to build their brand. Upload PDFs or paste content directly into your AI tool. Then let it analyze the content through the lens of the role you gave it. The output will focus on strategic priorities, not corporate history. Step 3: Ask Follow-Up Questions Based on Persona If you're calling into marketing, tech, security, or customer experience, the priorities are different. Your AI agent should help you understand how company-wide initiatives affect the specific person you're talking to. After the initial analysis, ask: "How would these initiatives specifically impact the VP of Marketing's goals this quarter?" Now you have talking points that matter to the person on the other end of the call. Step 4: Validate With Human Intelligence AI gets you 80% of the way there in three minutes instead of fifteen. But you still need to cross-check. Look at LinkedIn. Check recent news. If you have access to account managers or customer success reps who work with similar companies, ask them if the trends you're seeing match reality. AI account planning is a tool, not a replacement for critical thinking. If the output feels off, it probably is. Trust your gut and adjust. How to Turn Research Into Value Messages The goal of account planning isn't to memorize facts about a company. It's to walk into a conversation with an informed hypothesis about what they're trying to accomplish. When you do this right, your opening changes. Instead of starting cold with "Tell me about your role," you can say: "I saw your CEO recently posted about accelerating your digital customer experience, and I'm assuming that's putting some pressure on your team to modernize how you're approaching customer engagement. But I could be completely wrong. What's actually taking up most of your time right now?" Here's how you've impacted your prospect: First, it proves you did real research. Second, it gives the prospect something specific to react to instead of making them explain their entire world from scratch. Third, and this is critical, it still leaves room for discovery. You're not skipping the "What are your biggest challenges?" question. You're earning the right to ask them by showing you've already thought about their business. When prospects talk about their challenges in their own language, you learn how they frame problems, what matters to them, and where your solution might actually fit. Even if your hypothesis is wrong, you've separated yourself from the 90% of reps who show up with nothing. And when you're right, you skip past the surface-level conversation and get straight into the dialogue that matters. That's how you earn credibility as a new account executive, even when you don't have ten years of experience to lean on. Building a Repeatable AI Account Planning Workflow This only scales if you systematize it. You can't rely on remembering the perfect prompt every time or recreating your process from scratch for every account. Create separate agents for different use cases. One for account planning. One for prospecting outreach. One for call preparation. Train each agent for the output you need so you aren't constantly course-correcting. Save your account plans in a central location. The information changes, so plan to refresh your research quarterly. What mattered in Q2 might not matter in Q4, and your account planning needs to reflect that. The key is building a system that you can repeat across your entire territory without burning out. Two to three minutes per account. Not fifteen. Not thirty. That's how you research 50 accounts in a week instead of just five. What This Actually Looks Like in Practice Let's say you're targeting a mid-market software company. You start by checking their LinkedIn. The CEO posted last week about expanding into healthcare verticals. You pull up their blog and find three recent posts about compliance challenges in healthcare tech. You upload screenshots or copy the text into your AI agent and give it the prompt: "You're an AE trying to close this software company in 90 days. The first meeting is with their Chief Revenue Officer. What are the top three priorities they're likely focused on, and how do those connect to the company's broader goals?" The AI analyzes the content and tells you: They're investing heavily in healthcare vertical expansion, but facing longer sales cycles due to compliance requirements They're dealing with the need to build credibility fast in a regulated industry Their CEO has committed to proving ROI in healthcare within two quarters Now you have a hypothesis. The CRO is probably under pressure to close healthcare deals faster while managing a team that doesn't have deep healthcare expertise. That's your angle. You cross-check this with LinkedIn and see that the CRO has been engaging with posts about sales enablement in complex verticals. You look at recent news and find they just hired a VP of Healthcare Sales. Everything lines up. Your outreach message writes itself. You're not pitching. You're acknowledging what they're working on and offering a perspective on how companies in similar situations have approached the same problem. What to Do After the Meeting Your AI workflow doesn't end when the call does. This is where most reps leave value on the table. After your meeting, take the transcript from your call recording tool (Fathom, Gong, Chorus, whatever you use) and upload it to your AI agent. Then ask specific questions:

Is your daughter testing boundaries, breaking rules, or making choices that have shattered your trust? In this episode, we're talking all about what to do when your teen or tween daughter breaks your trust—and why grounding her forever isn't the answer.   You'll learn 3 reasons she might be disobeying on purpose, and I'll give you 3 powerful ways to respond with healthy consequences that rebuild trust instead of breaking your relationship. If you've ever felt angry, betrayed, or totally lost on how to discipline your daughter with love and wisdom—this episode is for you. Starting August 4th, you'll have the chance to watch and learn from OVER 30 parenting and learning experts at Jessyka Coulter's FREE Learn It!: Open Your Teen's Mind and Feed It online event. Topics include:

Hi Parents! What if the secret to helping your anxious teen feel more confident at school wasn't pushing harder or doing more, but teaching them how to study in a way that works for them? In today's episode, I'm joined by Jessyka Coulter, CEO and Founder of Ace Cookie Tutoring and the creator of The NERDY Method. Jessyka shares how intentional study skills can transform a teen's mindset, build confidence, and reduce academic anxiety. We explore why so many teens don't love to learn, what actually gets in their way, and how study habits rooted in strategy and support can shift everything. More about Jessyka: She's a passionate educator and teen study skills coach who teaches teens how to study smarter, not harder, so they can learn to love learning again. Her work is all about equipping students with the tools they need to thrive and helping parents feel more supported along the way. Plus, we talk about Jessyka's upcoming event, Learn It! Open Your Teen's Mind and Feed It, a free back-to-school series launching August 4th. With over 30 expert interviews (including mine!) and practical tools on everything from study strategies to emotional regulation, it's the perfect resource to start the school year with clarity and support. Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

About The Episode AI is here to stay, and many nonprofits are already embracing it. In this episode, we break down how you can set up your own custom GPT to save time, boost donor engagement, and make your team's life a whole lot easier. Whether you're writing thank-you emails, managing volunteers, or brainstorming fundraising ideas, your nonprofit can benefit from an AI assistant that actually knows your mission. Nonprofit AI Use: The Highlights Get Clear on Your Goals Before you dive into setup, know what you're solving for. Want to write better donor emails? Streamline volunteer comms? Automate FAQs? Clarity upfront makes everything smoother. Feed It the Right Info Your GPT learns from what you give it. Upload samples you love; anything that reflects your tone and programs. This is how it learns to sound like you. Start with Prompt Templates Give your GPT some direction! Write examples like: “Draft a warm thank-you to a new monthly donor that mentions their impact on our youth programs.” These templates are the building blocks. Test Early, Adjust Often Don't expect perfection right away. Run some test prompts, tweak wording, and refine your data. It's a loop: test, tweak, repeat. Plan for Team Use Set boundaries. Train your team on what AI can (and can't) do. 

Are you ready to send your teenage daughter back to school? Do you worry about your teen girl having trouble with school?  Jessyka Coulter of Ace Cookie Tutoring will share why your teenage daughter doesn't want to learn and tips for you to help her start the school year off well.  Jessyka is has tutored students in-person (face to face) and online independently and through various institutions for almost 10 years. She is a 5-star rated tutor on Google and Facebook and have a 4.8/5 star rating on a popular online tutoring platform. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Biology and Business and currently hold a substitute teaching license in Kansas. When not tutoring,  Jessyka enjoys taking photos, traveling, reading, and catching up on the latest TV shows. You can find Jessyka here. Starting August 4th, you'll have the chance to watch and learn from OVER 30 parenting and learning experts at Jessyka Coulter's FREE Learn It!: Open Your Teen's Mind and Feed It online event. Topics include:

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Today we're talking about a key piece of the global transition to renewable energy: metals. Specifically, metals like copper, lithium and cobalt that we need to build wind turbines, electric vehicles and to improve our energy grid. Vince Beiser, author of the forthcoming book “Power Metal: The Race for the Resources That Will Shape the Future,” said we’ll need hundreds of millions more tons of these metals. But mining them comes at a cost. On the show today, Beiser explains the environmental and social consequences of mining for these metals, China’s dominance over the supply chain, and ways to make the transition to renewables more fair. Plus, why mining in space is a pipe dream, at least for now. Then, we’ll get into how the U.S. dairy industry could be upended if former President Donald Trump’s plan for mass deportations took place. And, how one listener makes voting a party. Here’s everything we talked about today: “The Green Economy Is Hungry for Copper—and People Are Stealing, Fighting, and Dying to Feed It” from Wired “Mining Critical to Renewable Energy Tied to Hundreds of Alleged Human Rights Abuses” from Inside Climate News “How does the environmental impact of mining for clean energy metals compare to mining for coal, oil and gas?” from MIT Climate Portal “The Indispensable Industry: Mining's Role in the Energy Transition and the Americas” from the Center for Strategic and International Studies “What a Crackdown on Immigration Could Mean for Cheap Milk” from The New York Times “Trump’s economic plans would worsen inflation, experts say” from AP News “Boeing to Sell at Least $10 Billion in Shares to Plug Cash Drain” from The Wall Street Journal We love to hear from you. Email your comments and questions to makemesmart@marketplace.org or leave us a voicemail at 508-U-B-SMART.

Today we're talking about a key piece of the global transition to renewable energy: metals. Specifically, metals like copper, lithium and cobalt that we need to build wind turbines, electric vehicles and to improve our energy grid. Vince Beiser, author of the forthcoming book “Power Metal: The Race for the Resources That Will Shape the Future,” said we’ll need hundreds of millions more tons of these metals. But mining them comes at a cost. On the show today, Beiser explains the environmental and social consequences of mining for these metals, China’s dominance over the supply chain, and ways to make the transition to renewables more fair. Plus, why mining in space is a pipe dream, at least for now. Then, we’ll get into how the U.S. dairy industry could be upended if former President Donald Trump’s plan for mass deportations took place. And, how one listener makes voting a party. Here’s everything we talked about today: “The Green Economy Is Hungry for Copper—and People Are Stealing, Fighting, and Dying to Feed It” from Wired “Mining Critical to Renewable Energy Tied to Hundreds of Alleged Human Rights Abuses” from Inside Climate News “How does the environmental impact of mining for clean energy metals compare to mining for coal, oil and gas?” from MIT Climate Portal “The Indispensable Industry: Mining's Role in the Energy Transition and the Americas” from the Center for Strategic and International Studies “What a Crackdown on Immigration Could Mean for Cheap Milk” from The New York Times “Trump’s economic plans would worsen inflation, experts say” from AP News “Boeing to Sell at Least $10 Billion in Shares to Plug Cash Drain” from The Wall Street Journal We love to hear from you. Email your comments and questions to makemesmart@marketplace.org or leave us a voicemail at 508-U-B-SMART.

Today we're talking about a key piece of the global transition to renewable energy: metals. Specifically, metals like copper, lithium and cobalt that we need to build wind turbines, electric vehicles and to improve our energy grid. Vince Beiser, author of the forthcoming book “Power Metal: The Race for the Resources That Will Shape the Future,” said we’ll need hundreds of millions more tons of these metals. But mining them comes at a cost. On the show today, Beiser explains the environmental and social consequences of mining for these metals, China’s dominance over the supply chain, and ways to make the transition to renewables more fair. Plus, why mining in space is a pipe dream, at least for now. Then, we’ll get into how the U.S. dairy industry could be upended if former President Donald Trump’s plan for mass deportations took place. And, how one listener makes voting a party. Here’s everything we talked about today: “The Green Economy Is Hungry for Copper—and People Are Stealing, Fighting, and Dying to Feed It” from Wired “Mining Critical to Renewable Energy Tied to Hundreds of Alleged Human Rights Abuses” from Inside Climate News “How does the environmental impact of mining for clean energy metals compare to mining for coal, oil and gas?” from MIT Climate Portal “The Indispensable Industry: Mining's Role in the Energy Transition and the Americas” from the Center for Strategic and International Studies “What a Crackdown on Immigration Could Mean for Cheap Milk” from The New York Times “Trump’s economic plans would worsen inflation, experts say” from AP News “Boeing to Sell at Least $10 Billion in Shares to Plug Cash Drain” from The Wall Street Journal We love to hear from you. Email your comments and questions to makemesmart@marketplace.org or leave us a voicemail at 508-U-B-SMART.

If you read the title of this episode and thought– “I could NEVER imagine spending $300K on business coaching!”  Then this episode is definitely for you!  Investing in yourself is single-handedly one of the best things that you can do for your own peace of mind, your future, and your pet business.  While $300K might sound like a lot, you also need to consider the timeframe and the RESULTS Candace saw. And she's giving you the exact details behind that big (kinda scary) number in this episode!  Here's what you'll learn:  ✨ What sent Candace down the path of professional development– even though she was buried in a big ol' pile of debt and not paying herself in her business.  ✨ The mindset shift that investing in yourself leads to, and why it's KEY to making tangible changes in your business results.  ✨ How this investment gets you into rooms with the right people– the ones who want what's best for you and are willing to share their juicy secrets to get you there ✨ Why you have to put on your metaphorical business oxygen mask FIRST so you can be strong for your team, your customers, your vendors, your suppliers, and your family.  ✨ The domino effect of investing in yourself. You putting in the work inspires others (like your team) to want to be better, do better, and commit to the success of your business!  ✨ The varying price points of professional development. Your number doesn't have to look like Candace's, but you can still make a GIANT impact on yourself and your business.  Find out what your pet business brain is hungry for… and then FEED IT!

The ladies time travel to the 90's to discuss the world's first simulated pets — the Tamagotchi and the Furby — and what lessons they have to teach us about our digital selves online. Digressions include a very “low brow” intro, a Binchtopia spit-take meet-cute, and the discovery that we might be your Tamagotchis. SOURCES:Love It, Feed It, Mourn ItVirtual Pets Are Back and Why We Need Them Most NowLove In The Time of TamagotchiTaken By the Tamagotchi: How a Toy Changed the Perspective on Mobile TechnologyPUBLIC LIVES; Far From the Pleading Crowd: Furby's DadCoded for Cuteness: How the Furby Conquered Hearts and MindsHow to Turn Your Furby Evil by WikiHowA Dark Furby Theory May Reveal Them as Flesh-Devouring PredatorsWhat Happens When Your Furby Becomes EvilInto the Furby-Verse: The Narrative Production of Electronic Companions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Tamagotchi has popped into our minds. Facebook - https://bit.ly/3iMRYc3 Instagram - https://bit.ly/2Sloskw REFERENCES The Tamagotchi Effect: How Digital Pets Shaped The Way We Use Technology https://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/how-tamagotchi-shaped-tech/‘ Tamagotchi: Love It, Feed It, Mourn It https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/library/cyber/week/052297gadget.html 11 Fascinating Facts About Tamagotchi https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/624667/tamagotchi-facts Tamagotchi Turns 25: How The 90s Kid's Favorite Took The World By Storm - Ripley's Believe It or Not! https://www.ripleys.com/weird-news/tamagotchi-turns-25-fun-facts-about-every-90s-kids-favorite-virtual-pet/ A Brief History of Tamagotchi | Innovation| Smithsonian Magazine https://www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/keeping-tamagotchi-alive-180979264/ The Untold Truth Of Tamagotchis https://www.svg.com/145464/the-untold-truth-of-tamagotchis/?utm_campaign=clip Why We Were Addicted to Our Tamagotchis https://www.vice.com/en/article/dp574m/in-praise-of-tamagotchi-683 Tama-Hackers Play God, Catch Hell | WIRED https://www.wired.com/1997/08/tama-hackers-play-god-catch-hell/ Bandai Shares May Draw Power From Mattel Deal - WSJ https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB932930070199899154 Tamatalk Concern 1 https://www.tamatalk.com/forums/tamagotchi-memorial.23/ Tamatalk Concern 2 https://www.tamatalk.com/threads/tamagotchi-4u-adult-does-not-marry-at-the-matchmaker%E2%80%99s-read-desc.200142/

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After publishing last weeks episode, I reflected on how I was yearning for more in order to feed my soul. There is so much power in manifestation and words of affirmation. "Feed It" was my way of saying how I need to continuously feed my "Mind, Body & Soul" forevermore. - J.L. #destinationlimitless

In this week’s episode of OHITM, Jay is joined through the phone with author, journalist and sommelier Jessica Dupuy to discuss her current book, Wines of Southwest USA, vineyards and Texas wine. Grab a glass of wine, sit back and listen to Episode 20 of Out Here in the Middle.

DDL371 Feel It Don't Feed It

In this episode, Daryl Daughtry features a personal development and self improvement audio article for greatness and success. Today's podcast is about adding what you want and removing what you don't want by asking "Feed It or Starve It?".

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