Monthly Archives: June 2014

Statements that famous people never made “Be the change you wish to see in the world.” Gandhi I was attending a trade show a few weeks ago and noticed a stand that appeared to be offering coaching services (and good … Continue reading →

At the wedding reception we attended last Saturday evening in Devon, I was possessed by the spirit of Michael Flatley and spent a good part of the evening bouncing around on the make-shift wooden floor of the marquee like an … Continue reading →

I have to say that one of my disappointments from The Island was seeing no more than about 15 seconds of footage, featuring Sam Nightingale and I rowing the raft out to sea in our (ultimately fruitless) quest for lobster. … Continue reading →

A great example of how best to use twitter to promote your practice. The Windsor Dental Twitter account has only just opened but Stacy understands that anyone who sees this tweet might just be in the post code and looking … Continue reading →

http://www.mindmeister.com/maps/public_map_shell/425234474/7-steps-to-balance?width=600&height=400&z=auto&presentation=1 Good fun last night, presenting the 7th in our series of business webinars, this time on the subject of “balance”. There is always something rather ironic about lecturing to people on their time and priority management, when your own … Continue reading →

A real honour last night to be back with most of the cast from The Island and also to re-unite with many of the Shine TV people and consultants that we met before, during and after the filming. I was … Continue reading →

I am very pleased and proud that my eldest daughter Rachel today joins her brother Jon on the 7connections website team page. http://7connections.com/team/ Rachel has just completed her second year at Queen Mary, London, studying International Relations and accepted our … Continue reading →

Arriving at The Park Plaza last night I was very grateful for some lovely dinner invitations but decided I was going to treat myself to an evening of solitude. There comes a time when we all need a break from … Continue reading →

It was 1986 and after 16-years in financial services and a 5-year career with Hambro Life Assurance I had been promoted to my own level of incompetence – as sales manager of their Manchester direct sales branch – responsible (at … Continue reading →