Good decisions
This post is adapted from Chapter D of my new book "The Busy Fool's A to Z of Loving Work"
Decisions are much easier to make when you have clarity about
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Why Focus is important (video)
Business Strategy Coaching
You may have read my post on the importance of Focus - well here's a video version :-)
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Change, Complexity, Competition
Business Strategy Coaching
I think it was Peter Drucker who said that the major challenges facing businesses today are accelerating change, increasing complexity and ever multiplying competition. For me, those are
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Wealth Dynamics: When is a shortcut not a shortcut?
When talking about Wealth Dynamics, Roger Hamilton points out that successful people follow radically different paths to wealth. Bill Gates and Warren Buffett - for years the #1 and #2
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Shortcut or direct route?
Life Purpose
Like many of us, I've spent a fair chunk of the last few years looking for that elusive short-cut to wealth & success. In a conversation last week with
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Where’s your focus?
We’ve all heard it said so many times it’s almost corny, and it’s still true – you get what you focus on. Not magically - by a lot of
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“Action always starts with calculation”
These days we are constantly harangued with the need to take action, not to just sit around wishing for good things to come to our business, LoA-style. But what about
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No Regrets!
I seem to be in mismatching* mode these last few days – here’s another old saw I don’t agree with.
I guess it depends what you understand by “regret”. I
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Do what you love and the money will come!
What a crock of ****!
I love sitting around in beachfront bars, sipping a cold beer, occasionally glancing up from some esoteric tome to observe the passing totty. Regrettably, I
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How much time are you wasting?
Now, I'm not talking about the time you spend gawking at the goggle-box (though that really is a complete waste of time), and I'm not talking about the time you
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