7 Tips for an amazing 2020!
Category: Blog | Leadership
2020 has started. However, what if we avoided weak New Year resolutions, instead aspiring toward real, actionable results. Here are 7 tips for an amazing 2020 for you and your business, based on my experience as a coach. 1. Aim big. Stop thinking so small. I often coach executives, and one point I make is they…
Tags: | leadership, success
The keys to a successful life
Category: Blog | Leadership
Successful, but something missing: the seven keys to making a success of your life. What would you like to hear first, the good news or the better news? Well, the good news is, that if you feel something is missing in your life, it isn’t. The even better news is that you have simply been…
Tags: | Personal Development, success
The Foundations of Business Success
Category: Strategy
Recently I was fortunate to spend time with some of the UK’s top entrepreneurs. In discussion I asked them “what does it take to launch a successful business?” Here are the five key factors they came with. An innovative business idea If you want to survive in business, especially in a competitive industry, you need…
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How to Achieve Amazing Results….
Category: High Growth Ideas | Leadership
One thing I have learned about human nature is that all other things being equal, we would rather have what we want sooner rather than later, easier rather than harder and more rather than less. In other words, we tend to be impatient and greedy. My experience is that a solution which is designed to…
Tags: | discipline, success
What Rich People Do Everyday
Category: High Growth Ideas | Leadership
Tom Corley author of Rich Habits outlines a few of the differences between the everyday habits of the rich and the poor. Whether your goals or financial or not, the habits acts as a good checklist for personal success: 70% of wealthy eat less than 300 junk food calories per day. 97% of poor people…
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Become the Pilot of Your Destiny
Category: Leadership
On a flight, when your plane takes off, the pilot tells all thepassengers to stay in their seats with their seatbelts buckled. In many cases,the pilot will say, “We expect a certain amount of turbulence for the firstpart of the flight, so please stay seated with your seatbelts fastened.” When youstart any new business, you…
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Bob Parson’s 16 Rules
Category: Leadership
Bob Parsons, the colourful founder and CEO of GoDaddy. Recently Bob sold a take in Go Daddy for $2.25 Billion to there private equity firms, yet still remains the largets stakeholder. Parsons has 16 Rules by which he’s lives his life and runs his business – they are always worth the 3 minutes it takes…
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>How to Tap into your Intuition
Category: Leadership
>“In recent years, the subject of intuition has emerged from obscurity. Intuition is increasingly recognised as a natural mental faculty, a key element in the creative process, a means of discovery, problem solving, and decision-making. Once considered the province of a gifted few, it is now recognized as an innate capacity available to everyone not…
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It’s our self image
Category: Leadership
Over the years I have become fascinated with finding out why business owners are challenged with taking action and executing the routine action points they need to accomplish in order to be successful. What is most fascinating to me is that most of these business owners believe that if these action points are executed they…
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Have you made your Bucket List?
Category: Leadership
Last week I watched The Bucket List starring Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson – a ‘must see’ movie…… In a nutshell, this is the list of the 100 things you want to do (places to go, people to meet, things to do) before you die (“kick the bucket”). Here’s why I think it’s a good…
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