What if money was no object? Bernie J Mitchell February 28, 2013 – 1 min read Share Share this article Facebook X LinkedIn Email WhatsApp Telegram Threads More Bluesky Mastodon Reddit Pinterest LINE Page Link
BLOG It is like there is "no signal" getting through to the part of my brain that needs to hear about the positive things. I need to write this first line to actually know where to begin. I have been walking around trying to get started with work for ages and something keeps nagging my head. That thing is this. How yesterday I was completely wiped at the end, I had to stand up on the tube so I did not fall asleep. The day had gone REALLY well, I have so much to look forward to but I was still tired and also had a deep sinking feeling of regret. Yet I had nothing to regret. I was talking to someone at an event and
BLOG Nothing interesting in this email.... (Engaging People News) Listen to the audio version of this newsletter here 4 minutes #TAGtribe View it in your browser. (You can listen to the audio version of this newsletter here) Sorry to rant but nothing makes me scream more than people who have one chance meeting with someone big and then trade off it forever, (you know "I was in the Sun, Times, BBC, Songs of Praise") that is why this is the last time I’ll mention my podcast with Seth Godin. This is where I should say “listen to the podcast
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