Tag Archive | "accountant"

Entrepreneur Radio: Today’s Entrepreneur is Mary Waring

February 4, 2010 No comments yet

Did you catch my radio show at 9 GMT today?   If not, you can listen again to Mary Waring, UK mortgage adviser, buy-to-let landlady and property expert, IFA in training.   Is there no end to this woman’s talents?
Listen to Mary as she describes why corporate life wasn’t for her and what caused her to finally [...]

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Freedom for Entrepreneurs: Why are you Self-Employed?

January 29, 2010 No comments yet

I sent out a little tweet on Twitter recently asking my Entrepreneur chums for the top three reasons why they chose to work for themselves.   I’ve evaluated their answers, of course I have, I’m an accountant still in some tiny part of my soul and I love a good statistic.
Flexibility is a recurring theme, but [...]

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An Entrepreneur’s Alphabet: W is for Woo Woo

June 26, 2009 1 comment

Do you believe in Magic? I do. It happens all day long every day in my life and the lives of my clients, we are happy and grateful for it, we ask for it, we expect it, we are delighted by it, we intend it, we manifest it and we are all as mad as a box of frogs. Or are we?

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An Entrepreneur’s Alphabet: F is for Focus

June 6, 2009 No comments yet

So my advice is to pick your best idea and focus on it to the exclusion of all else until you have launched it and are drawing a regular income stream from it. Only then should you go on to begin to focus on your next idea. In The Money Gym, we call this Serial Focus!

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An Entrepreneur’s Alphabet: B is for Books

June 2, 2009 2 comments

But right now, I find myself in the middle of a tempestuous re-ignition of a lifelong love affair with Books. Without wishing to ‘fess up to also being a Scanner and let you know precisely how many books I am currently reading simultaneously (eight!), I will tell you about my catholic reading tastes. In fact, I could be described right now as being on a reading jag such is the obsession.

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Knowing What You Are Good At (and Sticking to It!)

May 28, 2009 1 comment

Sue demonstrates some of my very favourite entrepreneurial qualities and most of it was encapsulated in that typical piece of her homespun wisdom.

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Goals -v- Projects: Three Important Business Questions

April 25, 2009 No comments yet

Michael Neill is described by Paul McKenna as being “the finest success coach in the world today”. I remember being ambivalent about the word “success” when I first started in coaching but Michael has always written about it eloquently. In fact, Michael was my own success coach in 2006 and we worked together for a [...]

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A Few Snippets from My Favourite Testimonials

February 28, 2009 Comments Off

From Madeleine: “Judith is clear thinking, patient, always positive, a fantastic  motivator and full of great ideas.   She breaks down what seems like  an overwhelming task into manageable chunks which makes them seem easy and achievable.  I’m on a natural high after talking to Judith and feel like I can achieve anything.  Without Judith my [...]

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Who is Judith? What is She?

February 28, 2009 Comments Off

In 1977, I inadvertenly started my own first business at the tender age of 22, as an accountant.   This went on to grow, like Topsy, over the next twenty years into something I could sell for a six figure sum when the joy went out of it for me.   A couple of years before that [...]

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