TRACTOR
A month or so ago I went to spend time with David Taylor to create some uncontained films. (his link is here) I’m sharing here one of the short films he’s produced from our time together. What do you want to tell me about this? The Tractor from David Taylor on Vimeo.
I AM…
Did you know that the words “I am” are the two most powerful words in the English language? Our subconscious mind takes the words “I am” and translates it as a command, something of certainty. So if you’ve heard people talking about the power of practising affirmations or doing visualisation, one of the most important … Continue reading…
GROW YOUR BUSINESS
Exciting times here as I continue my mission to support entrepreneurs to grow strong businesses. It breaks my heart that more people than ever are setting up in business, but within 5 years 8 out of 10 of those businesses will fail. Business owners start out with enthusiasm and excitement, but wind up giving up … Continue reading…
WEEDS OF BUSINESS SUCCESS
Being a business owner can be hard work. I know it’s easy for people to look at entrepreneurs and feel like we’ve got it sorted. Freedom. Choice. Flexibility. But for most of us, we’re like swans swimming gracefully around with our legs frantically paddling below the surface. And there’s a couple of serious issues which … Continue reading…
RED
I’m a little superstitious about the colour red. Perhaps it’s my Welsh roots. Or the rebel in me. My birthstone is Ruby, which was also my mum’s birthstone. It’s the colour of Wrexham and Liverpool football clubs, both of which I was raised to support. For me, red symbolises taking action, empowerment, pride, passion, energy. … Continue reading…
THE CHALLENGE OF GETTING HIGH
I’ve set myself a challenge myself to get out running /walking every other day and luckily there’s lots of great places to go here in Yorkshire. Just a few miles from our front door is Almscliffe Crag, which is where I’ve been this morning. It’s a gorgeous outcrop of rocks at the top of a … Continue reading…
DO THE WORK
My girls were back to school last week after almost 3 weeks off. Ruby had homework to do over Easter hols (she’s only 8 so it was timetables and practising her flute and all her spellings) – we managed to do a bit here and there, but frankly she wasn’t to be persuaded. After asking … Continue reading…
OUT WITH THE OLD….
AND IN WITH THE NEW. We’re moving house this week. It’s been a long drawn out process (which I won’t bore you with) but it’s finally here and we’re just days away from a fresh start in a new home. It’s a downsize, and part of a larger plan I’ve been executing for sometime. After … Continue reading…