Did I tell you how much you inspire me?
publication date: Mar 29, 2007
Hi
What a great night!
Yesterday saw the very first WRMM Lifetime Symposium - a dozen WRMM readers descended on The English Speaking Union in Mayfair for a slap-up dinner, fine wines and the chance to network and chat.
You know, it's weird. Here I am cranking out business opportunity ideas and reviews from my office. I respond to hundreds of reader queries every week. And yet in the 4 years since we first started WRMM, I have not met reader's en mass like this.
Well, I can tell you I certainly won't be waiting another 4 years to do another one! Last night was an absolute revelation and inspiration to me. Talking with each member made me realise just how much talent, drive and potential is out there.
I won't embarrass members by naming them, but there were some incredible stories . . .
. . . the successful property developer who had set himself the challenge of creating a business opportunity brokerage (what a brilliant idea!) from scratch . . .
. . . there's the dance fanatic who has published a regional dance related magazine and is setting his sights on turning it into a franchise that could be rolled out across the UK . . .
. . . there's the IT braniac who has developed a fully automated piece of software for selecting bets based upon proven horse betting system . . .
. . . and what about the golf pro who has created a string of niche websites and ebooks . . .
. . . or the mature student who is embarking on selling used academic books on Amazon . . .
. . . the professional photographer who has a thousand and one stories from his career that are just begging to be turned into a blog . . . eletter . . . ebook . . . even a memoir!
Despite the great diversity of projects, what unified the group was their common burning desire to achieve great things. Of course you can have all the best ideas in the world, but if you don't plan and follow through with your goals, then nothing will happen.
As you know I have already benefited from having some Life Coaching sessions to help me identify and set my goals and then set down specific time-bound plan.
I was so impressed by this experience that I was delighted to have Tim Clark - a professional Life Coach - attend our session. He gave an informative and entertaining presentation on the benefits of goal setting. Even better he rounded off the evening with a free 1hr session for every member!
I am sure that there are going to be a LOT of success stories coming out of last night and I will of course keep you updated on their progress . . .
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My apologies for not keeping to my regular publishing schedule . . . the past 2 weeks have been so hectic. I am working on so many different projects I feel like one of those street entertainers who ride a unicycle on a tightrope with a baton balanced on their nose whilst juggling with half a dozen balls!
Normal service will resume very soon . . .
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My 4year old son, Zac, has broken up for his Easter holidays. As Heloise and I had so many business meetings, we sent him off to his grandparents in leafy Worcestershire. Of course he's having a wail of a time, being spoilt rotten by my Mum and Dad, going to the cinema, swimming pool, parks - even bowling!
Heloise and I are missing him terribly, but on the plus side it's the first time in 4 years that we have had a whole week to ourselves! So we've made damn sure that we fill every evening with meals out, the theatre, cinema and meeting friends . . .
Despite having a lot of fun, I can't wait until Saturday comes around when I can go pick Zac up and see his cheeky little face again!
Ok, enough of me, I've got so many new
things I want to share with you - the April WRMM issue is looking like one of our best yet! I have so many blueprints and reviews to share with you I'm not sure where to start!
Look out for more details very soon . . .
I'll also be in touch on Saturday with info on a straight-talking woman from Devon who has been made a discovery that I think could be one of the biggest money making breakthroughs of 2007 . . .
On that bombshell, I get back to my juggling!
Best regards
Nick