This was shared with me today. It is apparently from a wall in Brixton, South London, which is very close to where I live. What do you think?
Going Virtual: My Last Three Books In The World
I’m having a bit of a bookish day today. And I was down The Abundance Shed earlier and I got a bit clutter-cleary. In the bottom draw of the filing cabinet (shh) are a couple of valuables I want to shift on eBay on Friday so I made a note. Then I pulled the last armful of books I own in the whole entire world down off the shelf and laid them all out for the Oxfam repository in the Sainsbury’s car park later in the week. And there are three books I cannot bear to be parted from. Can [...]
Accounting Tips for Solopreneurs: Be Nice To Yourself & Your Accountant
Throughout January, in the UK, I have watched people struggling to get their accounts stuff together for the 31 January tax return deadline. Spare a thought for your accountant if you have one. What (s)he really doesn’t want is 100% of clients delivering their stuff in January. Imagine that just for a moment, what if you had to do all your work for all your clients in one month of the year? And January at that, perhaps the grimmest of all months. In January last year I had cause to visit my accountant to get his signature on something to do with anti money-laundering regulations [...]
The Curse Of The Entrepreneur | Another Brilliant Idea From My Bathroom!
If you are an Entrepreneur, you will know this story all too well. Water is a creative medium and there are Eureka moments all over the shop. Cleaning your teeth. Showering. Bathing. Swimming. Basically anything which I allow to take me away from my laptop to doing something else in a trance, especially involving water. I can’t tell you how often this happens. If you love to be creative as I do, then it’s a boon. Another brilliant idea from the bathroom. Or is it? Sometimes it gets to the place where I’m frightened to take a shower. Frankly, I think [...]
Stop Struggling: When It’s Right, It’s Easy
When I play Cashflow 101 with my clients and things go well, we hit this button and it says to us “That Was Easy!” I remember almost nothing of my NLP training because I was in a trance for seven days straight, but even I know this is what NLPers call an anchor. I am training my clients, with thanks to Bianca who gave me this button, to take note of how easy it is to do what they want to do – make more money more easily. And in so doing, I am undoing everything they used to believe [...]
The Joys of Self-Employment
There’s a lot of talk right now about how self-employed people and Entrepreneurs are the future. With so many without jobs all over the world, a number of people – perhaps larger than in my lifetime – are faced with no choice but to roll up their sleeves and employ themselves. What does it take? What are the pitfalls? What do you fear? I’d love to know. I’ve been self-employed now since July 1977 and I’ve forgotten what it’s like to be right at the beginning of this journey. I can share that it is often worrying but that there [...]
Weekend Conference 19/20 November 2011 – Judith’s Notes
Yvonne had been trying to get me to pay attention to Mike Maloney for some time – and failing! However, as luck would have it, on Wednesday last week 16th November she finally sent me something which caught my eye. Mike Maloney is one of Rich Dad’s Advisors and he’s written the book called Rich Dad’s Guide To Investing in Gold & Silver: Protect Your Financial Future. This is the link she shared from which I discovered that Mike was speaking in the UK with Max Keiser that very upcoming weekend and it seemed too good an opportunity to miss, [...]
“Most Entrepreneurs Are Driven By Self-Doubt”: Sir Tom Hunter
Dragon Peter Jones made an excellent attempt last night, where many have gone before, to discover whether the personality traits of one entrepreneur have anything in common with another. Mr Jones was comparing and contrasting Michelle Mone of MJM International, the makers of Ultimo bras, with Richard Reed one of the three founders of Innocent Drinks. I like Peter Jones, he’s easy on the eye and I much prefer the programmes where we get to see him being chauffeur driven and flying in private jets to the tedious Dragons’ Den itself which, to my mind, does not showcase entrepreneurs very [...]
My Favourite Song About Money. What’s Yours?
I’ve just passed a peaceful half hour cruising round YouTube looking at lots of songs about money. This has been done a million times before, but I thought it would be fabulous for a while to dwell in money songs and try and work out what’s my favourite. It’s an impossible task. Do you pick it for the lyrics, or the feelgood? I’ve tried to come up with the best combo I could. Songs I have looked at and rejected for my top spot – in no particular order - include Price Tag by Jessie J, Rich Girl by Hall & [...]
Taking A Welcome Break And Making A Profit
I drove up the M11 yesterday morning, to visit a client I’ve known and loved forever, but I’d never been to see her place of work before. I don’t get out much these days in my peaceful gap year, and en route I passed the new Olympic Park and was totally, utterly amazed and delighted by it. It was an OMG moment as it loomed up at me, out of the fog. As I was running a bit early, I stopped at a service station to check my emails and use their loo. When I came out of the loo, [...]
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