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April Fundo and Welcome Recovery Week

On Saturday, I completed my April fundo (100 kilometer ride). This was my 3rd 100K ride of 2022 and my goal is to ride a fundo in at least 9 of the 12 months. I am now at 3/4 through April, so on track. I couldn't round up any of the usual suspects so I headed out on...

My Strength Training Routine

While I was at the gym, my very long time friend and now cycling confidante John N texted me and asked me, "do you use dumbells or what?, I want to add weight training to my routine". I replied, "At the gym, I'll write it up for you..." So here's my 2x/week Strength...

OLD MAN ROLLING – What’s this All About?

I've started this new blog category on my business site (that's me in orange, second from right in photo), but do plan to make it it's own thing! Here, I am hoping to chronicle my journey as a "later in life" cyclist, to share my story of the last two years when I...

Everything I Ever Learned About B2B Messaging…In One Picture!

Sometimes, you just have to net it out! After nearly 14 years as a GTM messaging advisor, this is one of those times. The other week, a client looked at my Messaging Hierarchy and asked, “what are the message deliverables out of this project?” a question I get a lot. And then I realized I had never mapped deliverables to my 4 M Model of “Method, Money, Magic, Mythos”

ForgeRock – Access the Future

Challenge: ForgeRock is a leader in the Identity and Access Management space.  Having been founded in 2010, ForgeRock has broad platform capabilities and an amazing global customer base.  ForgeRock's platform provides solutions across both employee, customer and IOT...

FastSpring – Sell More Compete Big

Challenge: FastSpring, an e-commerce platform for software companies, was having a challenging time positioning itself and its value in the marketplace. While many companies offer point solutions that software companies can piecemeal together, FastSpring’s real value...

FireEye – Modern Malware Exposed

Challenge: Ken engaged with FireEye in late 2009. At the time, they had revenues in the low millions of dollars, primarily in the .EDU market. FireEye came to Ken to help them better explain their value to buyers who could not fit them into a current category in the...