Some Bits and Bobs to Get You Started

On this page you will find information about free resources, all you need to do is follow the links at each section to find out more and then tell me where to send them.

 1. The Toolkit + Nearly a Newsletter (free)

Get instant access to the resources that will help you begin the process of quitting fear, ending miserable work and on the path to getting paid for what matters, plus the regular updates (Nearly a Newsletter!)

Once you join us (free) you’ll be taken to a special download page where you can access all the reports, books and worksheets.

You can find out more (including answers to typical questions) and sign up here.

 

2. The Free E-Courses

Free Confidence Course. Start Whipping Your Brain Into Shape

I’ve called it ‘confidence’ as that is a word that everyone can relate to. When people talk of a ‘lack of confidence’ it can mean a million different things. As it’s unique to all of us.

This little course is sent via email over a period of 30 days. It’s for you if you’re in a constant ‘mind battle’ with yourself. If you’re sick and tired of holding back, and have no idea where ‘you have gone’.

It’s a good place to start if you know you are constantly self-sabotaging yourself or have lived to long in fear, holding back or feel that you will never use your full potential.

Find out more about the Free Confidence Course.

Free Careers Course. Do Your Thing: Living & Working With Passion and Purpose

Miserable work is the pits. I have worked in employability and careers for a very long time, I have worked with individuals who have had to leave work and jobs because it made them mentally and physically ill. To me, that’s unacceptable.

If you haven’t yet read the career change page, or the biggest con game ever they may be a good place to start before this course (mainly because you may not agree with what’s there!)

This baby is a ‘toe-dip’, it’s to get you thinking. In each email are questions and ‘to-do’s. It’s my mission to assist people it to rich and meaningful ‘work’, to help you do your great work.

Sounds good? Click here to read more.