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In a world where possibilities are nearly endless and there are a million things to experience, time becomes the dictator of how much can you can get done. How do you get more time to do the things you really love? Get rid of the unfulfilling job and the stuff that just isn’t fun to
At time of writing, for a variety of reasons, being a female entrepreneur can be more challenging due to the patriarchal society that still permeates in much of the world. What if you knew in advance what some of those challenges were and dealt with them before they caused you to self sabotage? In this
One of the things that you rely on to make your business successful is employee productivity, and the best way to get the most out of your employees is to ensure that you have an office space that is built and designed to cater to their needs. The Gensler Design + Performance Index, the U.S.
Soon-to-be Business Mogul Ryan Windsor joins us once again to have a chat about business. We’ve all heard about the importance of branding and how it can help our businesses, but what is it? How does it work? How do I get one? In today’s interview, we answer all those questions and more. FF: “Build your brand”
+ Guest Blogger Rosie Red shares her ultimate guide to mastering time management Before we get into this blog, I would like to share a seemingly irrelevant fact about me: I used to have a cookie dough business. Bare with me, this is going somewhere. The dough was egg-free and safe to eat without cooking.
+ Nate Chai demonstrates the three essential mindsets that all entrepreneurs need to master in order to run a successful business After reading Micheal Gerber’s The E Myth revisited (review here) I felt invigorated with hope, and fatigue. Gerber’s book is so jam packed with information it’s tiring trying to digest it all. With that said, one the
One of the well-established pillars of the success community is the obsession with goals (and not the kind you see on the pitch). We’ve written a piece on how to set, and reach your goals here, but today we’re going to look at how goals can actually make you less successful. It almost feels like
One major hurdle in attracting loyal customers is trust. We humans are designed not to take risks; if we have to use our resources on something then we need to know that what we’re getting is a good deal. Two key components for gaining belief and trust in your products and services are; how effectively you demonstrate your knowledge and the testimonials of
In last week’s article, I shared with you five truths about life that I learned from working on a building site. Well, this week, I’ve got just one incredibly powerful technique that you can start using today that will see you and your team’s productivity soar. This is a technique that I’ve most frequently used
No matter which side of the debate you were on, Brexit has passed and we all be Brexit-ing from the EU. Naturally, this caused panic amongst the financial institutions and risk-hating stock market aficionados. One effect of the referendum is that we cannot have another referendum for 25 years, so get strapped in readers, it’s
I had the absolute pleasure of chatting with serial entrepreneur and success coach Laura Timm. In this interview, we talk about her childhood and how she overcome social and cultural boundaries to reach her potential and achieve her dreams. As always, we’ve written a summary of the video below, but it’s always worthwhile to check
Have you ever wondered what is it that causes some people to be successful and other people to constantly have dramas, problems and business deals that go wrong? You are doing everything correctly yet things are going wrong. Why is it? What is going wrong? There I was at a birthday party enjoying the company
At the JT Foxx 2015 reunion, I got to meet and talk to so many fantastic people. One interesting couple I spent a little time with was Karen and Weelam Awyoung, a married couple and multimillionaires. Karen and Weelam shared how they managed to achieve success despite both having full-time jobs and a child to
Yes! Admin day is finally over *Sign of relief*. I wish I had a cheese and wine night planned for tonight. That would make me so happy. Today I am writing an article/blog/whatever to remind me how I am able to get into the frame of mind necessary for completing all my paperwork. Paperwork is the
This week I’ve come to the conclusion that I can no longer dramatically lower my weekly expenditure… well, I could but that would mean sacrificing socialising, travel, and taking my girlfriend on dates. Once you’ve reached the stage of saving as much of your income as you can (I’m hovering around 60-65 per cent) and
Sustainable systems are important if you are in any kind of business or property or otherwise and seek financial freedom. Although many seek wealth to be financially free sometimes they mislead themselves into the belief that they have a sustainable system in place. I remember that in the early days of my property business, I was not totally free. I had the
At the urging of a mentor, I signed up to watch Tai Lopez’s “Million Dollar Blueprint” talk. Over the four-hour runtime, Tai shared a compilation mixtape of his favourite pieces advice that he’d gleaned from the books he’s read. In order to save you 3 hours and 53 minutes here are all his nuggets of
Life can be monotonous. One reason I believe so firmly in helping you guys seek financial freedom is so your lives can be more VIBRANT. However for some, financial freedom isn’t what they need, what they really want is change. We’d like to buy better things, do more interesting projects, and have exciting adventures. The
Disclaimer: This article is not suggesting you skip the small print on letting agreements. This article is merely highlighting the most important terms to check on a letting agreement. Does anyone else hate reading the small print on important documents? *resounding yes* Cool. Does anyone actually read the small print on important documents? *The crowd goes
Hey readers, we’ve got a real treat for you today. The founder of Windsor Enterprises, writer of the Archant group’s business advice column, and all round good guy, Ryan Windsor sat down with us and discussed his journey from high-school drop out to achieving financial freedom. His route to financial freedom was through property, and
Before we start today, I want you to imagine of one of the following: Your big dream. A big project to accomplish. Building a large empire. Making a wave on the world. Doing anything significantly large. Do you imagine doing it yourself? I doubt it, you’re going to need a great team. You will need a great co-founder(s), you will need great business partners,
Furious doesn’t even cut it. How could my letting agent get the rental amount so terribly wrong that it obliterates my cashflow?! The worst part is I could have avoided this by doing one simple thing. …I’ve just returned from an anger run (spontaneously going for a run to pound out the anger). It didn’t work.
“The gift of betrayal” part two is a supplement to part 1 so don’t read further until you’ve read The Gift of Betrayal Part I. “.. We live in a world of hypocrisy, where people greet you with a smile whilst holding a knife in your back, where people hide their true intentions to “survive,” and this life
“The gift of betrayal” seems almost like an oxymoron. Our alternative article title “betrayers, liars and cheaters are your best friends” seemed equally hard to swallow. So to start, I thought I’d share my perspective and why I wanted to write about the gift of betrayal. The gift of betrayal in poetry The Gift of Betrayal was triggered by a
This week I’ve been reading the classic Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, I’ve yet to finish it yet, but one piece of advice Hill suggests is a little…dangerous. Whilst I’m not criticising Hill, it feels as though one of his suggestions has the potential to lead people to ruin. In Think and Grow