Monthly Archives: January 2012

Most people would find the above claim difficult to accept. In fact if you surveyed groups of people and asked them whether they thought of themselves as an optimist, a pessimist or a realist, few would admit to being a … Continue reading →

Today we continue the process of small outlay, large reward. Or as I like to call it ,  Small 2great. Plant a tiny seed and watch a sequoia tree grow right under your nose. Place a rotten apple in a container of … Continue reading →

I’ve often heard it said, ‘that a change will do me good’. Those who say it may well believe that their lives are about to change for the better. Yet is this a truism or just another fallacy? Does changing … Continue reading →

It’s probably true to say that unless something remains profitable it may well not last. We could safely make such a claim regarding any enterprise, whether personal or commercial, if we spend more than we earn poverty may well catch … Continue reading →