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Why Ricky Gervais is Wrong About Twitter

Did you read that Ricky Gervais has quit Twitter?   Lots of funny jokes about whether or not this makes him a Twitter Quitter etc. I don’t want or expect Ricky to change his mind but I want my clients and readers to understand why he is both right and wrong in making this decision. Here’s how he’s right.   He says his bosses at the Golden Globes wanted him to make a running commentary via Twitter as he hosts the awards ceremony on 17th January. He’s then quoted as saying “I suppose it was meant to be a bit of a [...]

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My Beautiful New Garden Office in the Snow

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Thanks to the Fabulous Marie Taylor

Just a very short post to tell you about the four hours I spent with Marie Taylor on Saturday afternoon in the West End and to thank her for her time, support and humour. Marie is an esteemed coaching colleague and friend. Our markets and careers are not really the same but our worldview is. We have shared values, common interests and sense of humour and about once a quarter we do a coaching swap or at least a meeting. We listen to each other and help to prioritise our respective opportunities. And I don’t think she would mind me telling you she’s deliciously [...]

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The Gift in the Snow

I don’t know about you but I’m sick of it now, the snow that is.   It was alright a week ago, deep and crisp and even.   But its just getting on my wick now and getting in my way, the way of my progress.   Its making everything harder. My sympathies are with you if you live in a part of the UK or the world where you are weeks into the snow, not just one week as I am. Snow’s always a bit of a novelty when you are young, or if you’ve not seen it for a while – [...]

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The Opportunity Within The Crisis

This is my second recession; the first one hit me hard when I had to choose between letting my two properties be repossessed –v- cashflowing my accountancy business in 1992.   The ongoing repercussions of that were, to a greater extent, still with me more than a decade later.   And to a lesser extent they still are since I still carry some old bad debt.  So I am somewhat seasoned in the bottom of cycles, as well as the rise and fall and the top.   Does this make me more resilient than some?   Perhaps.   Or maybe it just makes me older!   I’ve [...]

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Wild Expectations for 2010

I’ve had time off, of course I have, in the last three years but I haven’t had a proper holiday.   What’s the difference?   Time off constitutes something I am coming to enjoy more and more, downtime in my own home.   Its peaceful, I get to enjoy Augusts in the UK and I get lots of self-care jobs done which feels lovely.   And holidays involve “abroad”!   When I first went into coaching, I took on an empowering belief from Thomas Leonard that no-one wanted to be coached during August or December so planned my working year thus. And my next intention [...]

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Do You Have What It Takes To Be Rich?

Philip Beresford, author of The Richest of the Rich, is quoted in today’s Mail on Sunday in an article about the Money Gene, thus: “You need massive energy, single-minded focus, self-confidence and the ability to arrange your social life so that it comes second.” What do you think?   Do you have those qualities?   Are you prepared for that sacrifice?

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