Benedetta

Don’t think it too much

Fundamentals of Finance to make you a better RevOps:
- Unit Economics (CAC, CPL, CPO, NRR) 
- Modelling Incentives & Compensation 
- Revenue Operating Model: Top of Funnel (focus on initial stage of customer awareness & interactions. Utm’s, lead scoring (MQL’s) & channel optimisation) 
- Revenue Operating Model: Middle of Funnel (gain insights into converting meetings to opps to win. Segmentation, win rates, average sales price & sales cycle. Discuss headcount/sales capacity management) 
- Revenue Operating Model: Renewals & Expansions: understand critical aspects of customer retention & expansion. How to implement effective strategies for renewals & upselling which help max. lifetime value & sustaining long-term rev growth) 

Learned, not born

Time Blocking

“Have you heard of the phrase, ‘Jack of all trades, master of none?’ 

The best athletes don’t train for ten different sports. The best yogis don’t also excel at MMA. The pros go all in with a singular objective…and that’s when the magic happens.

But this isn’t just for the professionals, we can apply the idea of doing less things but doing them really well to how we get things done, day to day.

Because none of us can do everything on our todo lists every day, week or month.
Because trotting along busily in our comfort zone is not satisfying or productive.
Because we can all find time to do the things that move us, our team and the idea onward and upwards. And that stuff is really, really satisfying and productive.
Because it’s better to do less things really well than lots of things half-arsed.”

Being present.

What do you think being here, right now brings to you?

To prepare for a wipeout, it's crucial to take a deep, diaphragmatic breath to maximize oxygen intake, helping stay calm and avoid panic. Breathing from the diaphragm (rather than the neck) is more efficient, and practicing yoga can improve this technique. During a wipeout, maintaining calm helps switch from the "fight or flight" (sympathetic) response to a "rest and digest" (parasympathetic) state, which reduces oxygen consumption and prolongs breath-hold time. Box breathing is a useful technique for staying calm and promoting faster recovery after a wipeout.