A time-effective way of creating products
At a recent networking event my friend, Emma, confessed that she’s love to write more stuff for her website but
How to focus on what you want and not what you don’t
On Tuesday I went to a meeting organised by a friend of mine, Julia Canham, who is a business coach.
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Five Top Tips to improve your health and productivity
I recently went to a networking event and the guest speaker was a woman named Anna Mason who is a
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A real-life lesson in customer service
I know I didn’t write this so thanks to Glenn Fisher for letting me share this excellent lesson in customer
Improve your concentration with this simple idea
Want to improve your concentration with no real extra work? Well, read on. According to a recent study more than
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Keep your word and improve your reputation
One Sunday, a few years back, I made a promise, it went like this: On my honour I promise that
Business Collaboration is worth the risk
The more I think about what I’m doing to develop my fledgling business, the more I begin to realise that
You have to make change happen, not just hope for it
Most of us have things in our lives that we’d like to change. But without a commitment to make change happen and
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How a holiday can be bad for your waistline but good for your business
Did you know that going on holiday can be good for your business. Here’s a quick case on how to take advantage of the down-time.
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How to focus on your customers and not your internal problems
This great real-life lesson on “How to focus on your customers” was contributed by my good friend Paul Kaerger: “My
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