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Psychology driven business strategies to create high impact solutions, increase business performance and master the science of influential selling faster than you thought possible.

Have you ever been talking to someone in a crowded room when another conversation suddenly catches your attention?Maybe ...
06/09/2026

Have you ever been talking to someone in a crowded room when another conversation suddenly catches your attention?

Maybe you hear your name. Someone mentions something interesting. Or an announcement comes over the speakers that you need to hear.

For a moment, you seem to be aware of both conversations.
In this article, we discuss why the "conversation handover" isn't quite as clean as we think. Attention doesn't switch like a light. It crossfades.
Check it out đź‘€
https://f.mtr.cool/cc47b4qtmm

FRIDAY FUN FACTS 👜Did you know... a “no” doesn’t necessarily mean your price is too high?I recently came across the Chan...
03/09/2026

FRIDAY FUN FACTS 👜
Did you know... a “no” doesn’t necessarily mean your price is too high?

I recently came across the Chanel Bag Theory, and there’s a great business lesson in it.

Picture a Chanel bag sitting in a boutique.

Thousands walk past it. Some admire it. Some want it. Only a few buy it.

But Chanel doesn’t drop the price because most people can’t afford it.

That’s the point.

🧠 Someone’s capacity or willingness to pay is not the same as your value.

Yet businesses hear “too expensive” and immediately start discounting, adding extras or questioning the offer.

Sometimes the problem isn’t your price.

It’s the wrong buyer.

Premium positioning means accepting that you’re not for everyone.

So stop discounting your value just to make yourself accessible to more people.

You don’t need everyone to choose you. You need the right people to.

Browsing into the weekend
Leanne

01/09/2026

This week on ThinkShift... The Down Down deception.

A discount isn’t just a number. It’s a story about what something should cost.

In this episode of ThinkShift, we unpack the psychology behind the Coles “Down Down” Federal Court judgment, the ACCC’s case against Woolworths’ “Prices Dropped” promotions, and why a big discount ticket can make a price feel like a bargain, even when it isn’t.

- We explore how anchoring, reference pricing and visual cues shape perceptions of value
- Why shoppers trust the comparison they’re given
- When a helpful pricing shortcut crosses the line into manipulation

With Australians already questioning whether they can trust the prices they see, the commercial lesson goes beyond supermarkets.
You can win the transaction and still lose the customer.
Listen here 🎧
https://f.mtr.cool/i5tn5bqzb2

Most sales training is motivational theatre.Everyone leaves inspired.A week later?Same conversations.Same objections.Sam...
31/08/2026

Most sales training is motivational theatre.

Everyone leaves inspired.
A week later?

Same conversations.
Same objections.
Same conversion rates.

Motivation isn't a sales strategy.

You can't hype someone into understanding buyer psychology.
You can't inspire your way past the fact that 95% of buying decisions are emotional.

The problem isn't effort.
It's that most sales teams are selling in ways that ignore how people actually make decisions.

The future of sales isn't more motivation.
It's psychology.

Before you book the next sales kickoff, ask one question:
"What will change on sales calls next week?"

If nobody can answer that, it's probably just entertainment.

Book your spot!
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When was the last time you consciously decided to keep scrolling? You open Instagram. You watch a video. You keep going....
30/08/2026

When was the last time you consciously decided to keep scrolling? You open Instagram. You watch a video. You keep going.

Chances are, you didn't.

There was simply another post waiting. Then another. The next video started automatically, and at some point a notification gave you a reason to come back.
In this article, we talk about how our subconscious decisions are designed by others.
Read it here đź‘€
https://f.mtr.cool/aqc2f3mefp

FRIDAY FUN FACTS 🤡Did you know....that people usually prefer a "slower website" if they can see it working?It’s called t...
27/08/2026

FRIDAY FUN FACTS 🤡
Did you know....that people usually prefer a "slower website" if they can see it working?

It’s called the Labour Illusion, and it challenges the assumption that "faster is always better."

In a Harvard study, 266 people used a travel search website.

One group saw a standard loading wheel. The other saw the work happening. Airlines being searched, fares checked and results appearing in real time.

Same task. Same results.

But when people could see the work being done, they rated the results 8.1% more highly. They even preferred the transparent version when it took up to 50 seconds longer.

Why?

đź§  Effort is a value signal.

When we can see the work behind an outcome, our brain has more evidence to explain why that outcome is valuable.

And it applies far beyond websites. If clients only see the finished proposal, strategy or solution, they may have no idea how much expertise went into it. Don’t just show the outcome. Show the thinking and expertise behind it.

Which leads me to a slightly mischievous Friday thought...
What if some websites aren’t slow because they have to be? What if watching them work makes us trust the result more? 👀

Slowly downloading the weekend
Leanne

25/08/2026

This week on ThinkShift... When limited feels valuable.

"Only 3 left." "Offer ends tonight." "Join the waitlist."

Sometimes you ignore those messages. Sometimes you click without even realising why.

In this episode of ThinkShift, we talk about the neuroscience of scarcity.
- Why the fear of missing out is more powerful than the promise of gaining something
- Why urgency can dramatically accelerate decisions
- Why fake countdowns, endless "limited-time" offers and manufactured shortages quietly destroy trust

You'll discover how the brain interprets scarcity, why honest constraints outperform manipulative tactics, and how to create urgency without sacrificing credibility.
The biggest risk isn't that your audience misses your offer. It's that they stop believing your urgency altogether.
Listen here 🎧
https://f.mtr.cool/ph9gc7pex4

Businesses keep throwing money at lead gen when conversions are low. More traffic, more ads, more eyeballs on the thing ...
24/08/2026

Businesses keep throwing money at lead gen when conversions are low. More traffic, more ads, more eyeballs on the thing that isn't converting.

But the conversion problem often starts earlier than they think. More than 30% of sales are lost due to incorrect pricing, because the perception of value was never established. And 73% of buyers say most sales interactions feel transactional.

Seventy-three percent!

They're sitting there thinking, "You don't care about my problem. You just want to sell me something."

That's a trust problem.

And your brain knows the difference. When a buyer trusts you, dopamine fires. Reward pathways light up. They lean in. But the moment something feels off, manipulative, pushy, even just a bit too scripted, the amygdala kicks in. Threat response and caution. And once that happens, it doesn't matter how good your offer is. They're already gone.

So you can double your ad spend and triple your traffic. But if people land in your world and the experience feels transactional, you're just burning money faster.

Removing the friction that makes people pull back is where the numbers shift. When people understand the why behind the buy, they convert, and they stay.

Are you ready to dive into the August Edition of The Scoop? đź§ The Scoop is a monthly newsletter full of tips, tricks and ...
23/08/2026

Are you ready to dive into the August Edition of The Scoop? đź§ 
The Scoop is a monthly newsletter full of tips, tricks and tactics.
Learn how to apply psychology and neuroscience to your business like never before. 🌟

Take a look...
https://f.mtr.cool/gjvdxhrlko

FRIDAY FUN FACTS 🤡You’re probably spending a lot of time telling customers what they’ll gain by working with you.Try tel...
20/08/2026

FRIDAY FUN FACTS 🤡
You’re probably spending a lot of time telling customers what they’ll gain by working with you.

Try telling them what they stand to lose by doing nothing. That’s loss aversion. We feel the pain of a loss more strongly than the pleasure of an equivalent gain.

So instead of:

“Save 10 hours a week.”

Try:

“You’re losing 10 hours every week you’ll never get back.”

Instead of:

“Improve client retention by 30%.”

Try:

“You could be losing 30% of your clients without knowing why.”

Same outcome. Very different psychological impact. The cost of inaction is already there.

Most businesses just forget to spell it out. đź§ 

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