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Haris Odobasic, co-founder of Revenue Wizards and author of The RevOps Pendulum, uses Newton’s pendulum as the perfect metaphor for RevOps: when one sphere moves, it transfers energy across all the others — but only if everything is aligned. In the same way, Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success must operate on the same plane, connected through shared data, processes, and goals.
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