Money-making magic for enlightened entrepreneurs
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 [...]
I wrote a post last week about not doing what we know to do. And I thought I’d write some more today about Ho’oponopono for those who may not be familiar with it at all. Thanks to Wikipedia for this definition: Ho’oponopono (ho-o-pono-pono) is an ancient Hawaiian practice of reconciliation and forgiveness. Similar forgiveness practices were performed on islands throughout the South Pacific, including Samoa, Tahiti and New Zealand. Traditionally Ho’oponopono is practiced by healing priests or kahuna lapaʻau among family members of a person who is physically ill. Modern versions are performed within the family by a family elder, or by the [...]
I’ve never had a proper astrological reading before, have you? Not until yesterday at least when I booked a session with media astrologer, Sally Kirkman. Sally is a member of my Money-Making Magic Club and as we have been emailing one another for a while, I thought it was time to take a closer inspection of Sally at work. What a revelation! Firstly as you will see from her photo, Sally likes a ski-ing holiday. This was rather amusing when we Skyped one another ‘cos there’s me in my swimsuit liking hot places and Sally in her ski-ing gear loving to chill; [...]
My January is beginning to hum along quite nicely now. How’s yours? It’s the Golden Globes, the BAFTAs and the The Oscars and these award ceremonies are exciting and glamorous. They also allow me to feel relief that my own work isn’t rewarded – or my hopes for a win dashed – quite so publicly. Still, it’s good training isn’t it, just to watch the disappointed display grace?It’s good to be nominated, it’s great to win. I did have a couple of wins last week myself and a couple of pieces of fabulous feedback, which I’m deciding are quite like my own [...]
When I was going through my first career change from accountant to coach, my elders encouraged me to ask ten people who knew me really well to send me a description of myself in three words. The name of the game here is to help you come to know your authentic self as it is appreciated by those around you, so that you can market to those strengths. One of my favourites at the time, from someone who had known me as a friend for at least two decades, was razor sharp and blunt. Witty, well written and spot on. [...]
My experience when coaching people is that magic happens once we nail our colours to the mast and say out loud to ourselves and to The Universe what we want. Lots of lovely little synchronicities – and sometimes quite big ones too – start to come together and even the tiniest little thing can be A Sign. I received one such sign myself yesterday. We went to see The Help. Don’t miss it. I cried like a leaky bucket all the way through. Delicious. Actually I started crying in the trailer for Spielberg’s version of War Horse even before we got going [...]
Quite a lot of jolly news in the paper today; course, it depends what you choose to notice, doesn’t it? I loved this little story about why it really is the simple things that make us happy. Here’s the list compiled by the Daily Mail: Finding a £10 note in an old pair of jeans Going on holiday Getting into bed with freshly washed sheets Swimming in the sea Waking up on a sunny day Sitting in the sun Being surprised with a gift or flowers Getting a nice message from a loved one Cuddles Receiving [...]
I come from a long line of addictive personalities. Alongside our drug of choice, we Morgans are also workaholics. It follows. So I remember being surprised at how well my father took to retirement when he stopped work at 65. Of course, he didn’t do completely nothing. Just almost nothing. But I remember too his own surprise and delight that doing nothing was so easy and so much fun. Such a shame then that he only got to enjoy it for four years, dying at 69. Then my brother decided to give up work about seven or eight years ago when he [...]
Last Autumn, I had one of my now customary “brilliant” ideas to set up a group. A Woo Woo group. I partnered with Bianca, we threw up a website courtesy of Steve and we invited all those we knew who were good at Woo Woo or who might get better at it, given a community in which to practise and thrive. And thus, TheCreationExperiment was born. And now we are at the end of our first academic year, which we celebrated with a party in my garden on top of the three ley lines which are reputed to run beneath [...]
This is the story of a million Entrepreneurs. Of EveryEntrepreneur. They could be you. They are you and you are them. I use the word Entrepreneur to describe everyone who works for themselves, even though this isn’t the definition. It’s my word of choice to describe everyone, anyone who gets up every day and makes their own opportunities. One of my favourite Entrepreneurs is Eddie Grundy in The Archers. Almost everything Eddie touches turns to base metal but he never – or almost never – loses heart. Being a wide boy, a spiv, is who Eddie is. It’s hard-wired into [...]
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"Judith helped me focus my entrepreneurial ideas into a step by step plan which I could follow. Since the coaching I have taken on 7 more members of staff, increased our net profit and hit our revenue targets. All from one little idea... incredible!" Guy Levine, Return On Digital digital marketing agency
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