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Business Tips
4th October 2016
How Training A New Puppy Can Transform Your Business Say hello to Koko, the latest addition to our family. Having had a dog as part of […]
12th September 2016
‘The Bottom Line’ is a phrase often heard in business. For many people in business for themselves, or even working for a bigger corporate, everything is […]
2nd September 2016
Happy Birthday Internet. The internet has just celebrated its 25th birthday and in that time it has evolved tremendously. The biggest changes are to do with […]
16th June 2016
Friction is a drag – UNLESS you are trying to change direction.. In my business coaching sessions I often find myself actually trying to add something business […]
14th April 2016
WITHOUT FAIL Failing doesn’t always mean you’re out of the game. Sometimes you have to look at the bright side of failure and learn from it. […]
19th August 2015
As a business owner you may want to ask yourself these 10 great questions. Over the last 11 years as a business coach I often find […]
15th July 2014
Because whether you are writing some free copy, creating a new advert or simply in a sales meeting, knowing, understanding and using these key words at […]
17th June 2014
Successful Mindset Tip number 7 There are many aspects to a successful mindset in business. Hustling is something that I see in great business owners. It […]
16th January 2014
We all have to make decisions.. Often all day long. Sometimes we make good ones, sometimes not so good!. Making decisions can be extremely difficult, tiring and stressful.
6th January 2014
So, be honest, how many of your New Year resolutions did you achieve last year?
My guess is not many, if any at all... Statistically nearly 90% of us FAIL to achieve our New Year Resolutions.
No surprise then that NOT setting New Year’s Resolutions is nearly as popular as making them in the first place!!
Here are just five of many common reasons why we fail to achieve them.
13th February 2012
When you deliver your product or service to the customers expectations they will be satisfied, no more, no less.
They will simply go away having received the goods or service to the expected standards and basically say nothing.