Archive for December 2006

In Venice With Andy Shaw

Dec 30th, 2006 | By lifemadesimple | Category: Money Gym | Diaries

Annie Kaszina says:
Ok, so first off let me say I am not in Venice with Andy Shaw himself, just with his book.  And what a book it is.  It is almost enough to distract me from the splendours of Venice.  It and Andy’s voice have accompanied me through Venice proper, the Lido and even to [...]



Success Programming

Dec 30th, 2006 | By Sarah Cairncross | Category: Money Gym | Success

Sarah says:
While looking for some inspiring stories on the internet, I came across the website of Randy Gage - I’ve heard of him but never read anything by him before.  Browsing around his site I found his writing to be funny and insightful and thought you may like it too!  This one was a favourite [...]



Thank you

Dec 30th, 2006 | By Nicola Cairncross | Category: Money Gym | Success

Nicola received this lovely email recently:

Nicola,

I am sure you have been inundated with people you’ve helped, and I
don’t even know if you remember me. But you gave me space and time,
free, when I was a bankrupt, trying to get out of an awful marriage
and earning about £200 per month, if that, some months.
I have never [...]



How Much Is Your Time Worth?

Dec 30th, 2006 | By Nicola Cairncross | Category: Money Gym | Diaries

by Nicola Cairncross

I was wondering what topic would be appropriate for the
ezine between Christmas & the New Year and I was feeling
drawn to the "Old Father Time" concepts, then I saw a quote
from one of my favourite authors M. Scott Peck that tied in
nicely with my feeling about wealth creation, time
management and self worth.
M.
Scott Peck [...]



How to evaluate a new business opportunity

Dec 30th, 2006 | By Nicola Cairncross | Category: Money Gym | Diaries

VR asked Nicola for her opinion on a new business opportunity:
Dear Nicola
Briefly - I’ve been in the caring
profession for years, specialising in learning disabilities.

For a while I have been contemplating opening a home - caring for people with
learning disabilities - and working / living in it as an owner/manager. I have
now been offered a business [...]



An Ecademy success

Dec 30th, 2006 | By Nicola Cairncross | Category: Money Gym | Success

"I
saw Nicola speak at Petersfield Ecademy recently and
she was awesome. Her presentation was packed with
practical hints tips and strategies for creating
passive income. Well worth the journey and
entertaining too. She certainly seems to know what
she is talking about.

Gavin Meikle,

Inter-Activ

Would you like Nicola to
speak your event?

Email details to

steve@themoneygym.com and subject to
availability and her expenses being [...]



Nicola the Dancing Elf

Dec 30th, 2006 | By Nicola Cairncross | Category: Money Gym | Diaries

taken from Wealth Strategy Secrets ‘Note from Nicola’ on 21 Dec 2006
I have had a great week – in spite of
not having done ANY Christmas shopping
yet – and in spite of my misgivings
about posting our business website
conversion stats last week, I’m so glad
I did!

I have had an offer of a copywriting
critique from a very [...]



For All Ezine Publishers Out There….

Dec 27th, 2006 | By Nicola Cairncross | Category: Money Gym | Diaries

Just got this from AWeber and as I’m obsessed with website and ezine stats at the moment, I thought I would share……and read on to find out about a fairly radical experiment going on in the way we do things around here as a result of a very interesting conversation with Vanish Patel a couple [...]



Wealth Coach’s Top 5 Ezines / Blogs for 2007

Dec 23rd, 2006 | By Nicola Cairncross | Category: Money Gym | Diaries

Many of my clients ask me how to do ezines, blogs, and websites.  Their questions are always along a common theme…
What should I say?  How should I be?  How much should I share?
So hard to answer.  But so easy when you look at the best blogs / ezines / websites.
So I thought I would share [...]



How do you cope with Christmas from a financial point of view?

Dec 21st, 2006 | By Nicola Cairncross | Category: Money Gym | Diaries

Christmas is one of what I call the “hidden expenditures” – a bit like holiday suncream and mossie repellent, buying toiletries all year, cappuccino and haircuts. Nobody ever budgets effectively for Christmas or really knows what they spend.
It’s not just the presents, it’s the cards, the wrapping paper, the extra bottles of wine to [...]