Jane Casey Coaching – Change your Life for the Better Sometimes life can feel so overwhelming. So much information and so many choices. Where do we even begin in the quest to feel calmer, happier and healthier in our body and mind? We aren’t alone. Wellness coaching can help you to rethink old, limiting beliefs […]
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My Local Life… Yvonne Wright, from The Wright Accounts Services This month we spoke to Yvonne Wright, from The Wright Accounts Services based in Ashwell. She’s married to Ian Wright (although is keen to point out it’s not the footballer, although the money would be handy!) and they have one daughter, Charlotte who is in
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Julian’s Business Tips: Swim to Win I watched an interview with Adam Peaty today, a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing. He said that it was one of the hardest things he’d ever done – because it involved working with someone else – you relying on them, them relying on you. Business is like that, many
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Julian’s Business Tips: To Finish First… ‘I prefer to run as fast as I can,’ I overheard the 10 year old say to his father, ‘Rather than j ust jogging along like them.’ He’d just been watching the last stages of a half marathon, and was unimpressed by the pace of the runners. As one
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Julian’s Business Tips: Did You Hear What I Said? As August’s article pointed out, listening is a really important skill. We use listening to do lots of key tasks: to understand things, to gain information, to learn, for enjoyment, and plenty more. But you need to distinguish between hearing things, and listening to them. Research
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Racket Restringing – Badminton – Tennis – Squash Whatever racket sport you play the strings could be the most important element, you rely on those strings to contact the ball or shuttle, to give you feel-power-and touch. Quality new strings set at a tension to suit your playing style, which should improve your game. A
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Julian’s Business Tips: Take your competitors to the cleaners How are you supposed to plan your business when there is so much uncertainty going on? Covid-19, the restarting economy, party politics – is now the time to sit tight, or to be bold? During the 2010 recession, I remember small business telling me that they
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Julian’s Business Tips: It’ll All Come Out in the Wash I’ve been on a mental health course today, and the last session was really interesting (I’m scribbling this in the lunch break to share it with you). It was about how to talk to others who need to talk about a problem, because most people,
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Julian’s Business Tips: Business Data Bombshell Last month’s article talked about measuring data – this month I want you to think a bit more about that. I’ve been on the South Coast this week, and saw several reminders of the aerial campaigns of WW2. During the war, the number of bombers being shot down, and
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Julian’s Business Tips: Running a Business? Or Jogging Along? As some of you know, I do a bit of jogging to get some exercise and to enjoy the great countryside around Royston. An article I saw recently asked the question, ‘What is the difference between running and jogging?’ The author suggested that runners measured what
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Help from Buckingham Palace I’m writing this the day before the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral. In these days of limelight-seeking celebrity and the hunger for fame and recognition, the understated way he brilliantly supported the longest serving monarch in history is a remarkable achievement. He also did a lot of good in his own right,
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Julian’s Business Tips: Is your glass half-full or half-empty? This may be the month we finally get to raise a glass with some friends (outside of course), but how full will it be? Are you the optimist who thinks it is half-full, or the pessimist who knows its half-empty? You may think those are the
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