Many people dream about starting their own business, but if you’ve taken the plunge and joined the resurgence of entrepreneurial spirit currently taking place in the UK, it’s essential you market yourself effectively, network successfully and manage your accounts efficiently.
We are living in an ‘always-on’ society. With constant 24 hour news coverage and with our mobile phones and tablets held firmly in our hands we are always checking the latest emails, social media posts and news updates. We don’t want to miss anything and because of this our business lives can go way past the traditional hours and infiltrate our personal lives.
Have you ever been driving in your car on the daily commute to work and when you arrive wonder how you got there and have hardly any recollection of the journey?
On 24th November, I attended the Prince’s Trust Celebrate Success Awards in Birmingham. It is the third year running that I have been there and once again I was overwhelmed by the young people who are trying so hard to better their circumstances and how the Trust is supporting them along the way.
Philosophy has always fascinated me and has long been a subject area that I wanted to find out more about. For those of you who know the Midlands School of Practical Philosophy in Birmingham you will be familiar with the many inspirational quotes that are displayed outside. These quotes always captured my attention while passing by the school and they would get my grey matter working overtime and thinking about their inner-meaning.
Veterinary Surgical Equipment specialists, Instrumentation Concept Limited have retained Management Consultants Anseris Mons to assist with its growth strategy to become the number one manufacturer and supplier of specialist surgical equipment to Vets throughout the UK & Europe.
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gapAnseris Mons is one of the highest peaks
in the southern highlands of Mars. The
mountain is 58 km in diameter and rises to
an elevation of approximately 6,200 m (20,300 ft)
above the surrounding plains.
