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Do you believe in yourself and value yourself enough? Do you want to change your future reality and achieve more? You can choose to have self-belief.
We all have a relationship with money of some sort. Some good, some not so good. Here I discuss how to make incremental yet powerful improvements - and it all starts with your mindset.
Well, things are quite different right now. Almost overnight we have found ourselves living through an almost apocalyptic time in our lives, that no one expected to ever see, cocooned at home. What could you do to ensure you emerge transformed?
Whether you are a start up or an already rapidly growing enterprise, having an eye on the future is crucial. Read on for my advice when it comes to putting a stringent business plan in place to support your growth strategy.
You’ve heard the expression that ‘Cash is King’ but maybe it should be ‘Cash is Queen’, as let’s face it the Queen is the most powerful piece on the chess board. Cash in the bank is Royal; meaning fine or excellent.
The right attitude and mindset are key to driving your business forward. But unless you know your WHY, you could be focusing on the wrong things and have to settle for second best. So if you want the best life for yourself, ask yourself, what is your WHY?
Our body language can reflect so much about us; what mood we are in, our energy and enthusiasm, as well as our level of confidence. The way we hold ourselves has a massive impact on the way the world sees us whether we like it or not.
If you are thinking of starting a business - whatever your motivation, whether it hobby income or to take over the world with extravagant plans - it is essential to get set up correctly from the start and get your plans in place.
If you know you should have put your fees up a long time ago but have been putting it off because you’re not quite sure how it will go down with your clients, here is my take on how and why to do this.
Clinical psychologist and personal brand consultant Dr Lisa Orban of www.goldennotebook.co.uk looks at ways that you can shrug off your families mistakes and re-programme yourself to create a healthier relationship with money.
When I launched a survey into women’s attitudes around money I little expected to find that almost over 41% of respondents cited a family member as their financial role model, far above and beyond financial gurus or business celebrities like Richard Branson.
None of us know what the next few years will bring now that the decision to leave the EU has been made, but what we can do, as business leaders and individuals, is place ourselves in the best position to weather whatever may be ahead.
The No. 1 area where we often fall down in business is not honing in on making more money. So let’s not be shy about the topic and get comfortable making more money.
As thousands of women are about to start University, I wonder how many of them are looking ahead to a career in finance. I may be bias but I really do feel that more could be done to show young women that finance can be an exciting career with many possibilities.
Many youngsters will be getting their GCSE results today and will be looking forward to starting their career journey. What’s next?