How long does it take to stop reading this post, answer the phone, read your email then send a text and get back into the flow of the post again? Apart from the added stress of jumping between so many different tasks, it’s not just the time it takes to do a task. What’s often not considered is the amount of time it takes from being in the flow doing one task, stop doing that, start doing something else, then get in the flow doing the new task. I call this ‘set up time’. The way to avoid this greyRead the rest of this story…

I wrote this a while back. It’s a little PDF with 30 of the most useful tips I could share with you in a book you could read in under 5 minutes. I’m pretty sure at least one of those ideas could make you some more money by the end of the week. Enjoy Download Now

Written Sunday 4th September I Woke up this morning with the intention of doing absolutely nothing. Good start for a Sunday. Thought to myself that I’d written 5 months worth of auto-responder content for our business automation service, it’s a crime for me not to be giving that to people who sign up to the Advantix email list. So I took a 40 page word doc of random nonsense that I wrote in Berlin and copied it into some seriously cool looking emails. Go to www.advantixgroup.com/start to see them. I listened to a webinar with some internet marketing bloke calledRead the rest of this story…

We’re putting on our first workshop on Wednesday 6th July, so we’ve done a lot of things first. I like to think I’ve done a pretty good job for a first timer, but I’ll try and be critical. I’ll do a followup post after the event and see if the same things I thought would be a disaster were. 1. Course content This is the first thing you do. Period. Do the course content first, everything else is secondary. If your content is good, you can do it in a carpark. You don’t need PowerPoint slides, or fancy videos. ContentRead the rest of this story…