I've been doing quite a bit of work for Merchant City Yoga recently. This place is a bit (or quite a big chunk) of a haven for broken people. Not just broken bones but the broken-ness that comes with tiredness, stress, aches, pains and let's feel a bit better about ourselves mood that we sometimes become aware of. It's also the perfect place for people that don't do yoga
Read MoreA client of mine, Judi Farrell of Merchant City Yoga, understands my wanderlust. In fact she more than encouraged me to go travelling, she was almost throwing things into a bag telling me to go asap! Judi recommended a book called The Suitcase Entrepreneur by Natalie Sissons. This is a great book and I recommend to all of you who want to try out a freedom career as they call it. I know in real life this may be a tad difficult but we could at least try couldn't we? Or at least do something for ourselves? Make some me-time?
Read MoreTiff Finney is a client you won't forget in a hurry. Never mind the fact that she won't stop until she gets what she wants, but if you ask her to do something she'll stay up all night until it's done. I'm not kidding. Working on the Pole Physique brand, her personal Tiff Finney brand, photoshoots and website was epic to say the least. And I love the final result.
Read MoreThis week's sneak peek of my work in progress is for a man who's not too shabby with a pair of scissors. He's chalked up quite a few years in the hairdressing business working for salons around Glasgow and Manchester before finally coming home to roost.
Read MoreOne of my favourite clients (ok, you all are) was recently nominated for a Lifetime Achievement Award by the National Autistic Society. I was under no illusion that he would win…and he did! What a great achievement.
Jim is a genius in my opinion when it comes to dealing with people and autism, and I'm not the only one who thinks that.
Read MoreI sure did. I decided to go to Australia and New Zealand. Quite last minute…I only booked it 10 days before I flew. Although I had been thinking about it for a few months. So, I hadn't been thinking about it, I'll confess. I'd been procrastinating. The seed had been planted in August 2014 when friends mentioned their float in the Sydney Mardi Gras Parade. Once in a lifetime eh? So after many sleepless nights I finally made the decision. And of course the ultimate realisation…why didn't I do this a long time ago?
Read MoreWell…this hasn't taken me long at all. No siree. Let me introduce myself. First off I'm a procrastinator. Albeit only when it comes to my own decisions that affect me. Feels good to say it out loud. Doesn't mean to say I'll always do something about it. Or get shit done. Or free my soul from the procrastination dilemmas I face on a daily basis. But this I tell you, it's a start.
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