If you are like me you are forever ‘losing’ something but realising that you either have it in your hand or your pocket. 🤦🏾‍♀️

This is not only true of our keys🔑 or phone📱 but solutions to problems the world needs that are businesses ready to go! 

Solutions too many of the worlds BIGGEST problems are already in existence but we haven't seen them yet. 

Where are they? 🤔

As human beings we have INCREDIBLE potential. 

Potential is in the heart of a person. The of spirit of mankind feeds the longing we have as human beings to BE MORE and DO MORE. We have the ability to to create wealth, solve problems, develop new ways of making progress and ultimately to transform society.  As powerful as this potential is it is often ‘corked’ up 🍾 inside of people. 

With almost 8 billion people now on this planet, think of what exists that we haven’t yet seen? 

How do we ‘uncork’ this potential?

It starts with YOU! 🫡

We need you to demonstrate what you are capable of because demonstration is the...

It’s time to build personal momentum

It was a cold December morning and we drove into the church car park. Leanne was already in the building and as I drove with the three children in the back of the car toward the rear of the car park I tried to brake and realised I couldn’t!

STOP THE CAR!

We were on BLACK ICE and at the bottom of the car park there was a dyke we were about to plunge down into.

I tried everything but nothing would slow the car down…it had momentum and I couldn’t stop it. I even opened the car door and tried to slow the car with my leg but bent my leg back against the curb.

Stupid idea I know but i ran out of ideas.

Thankfully the under body of the car caught the curb and this prevented the car tipping over and falling down into the dyke where ice water awaited.

That day I realised the power of momentum and its unstoppable nature.

When we don’t have personal momentum even the smallest challenges can seem to be too difficult. If we want to break through to the n...

I will lose the motivation to live when I lose a reason to die.

I am going to ask you a question that I am guessing no one has asked you already today, this week or even this year maybe. The question is, "What would you give your life for?”

Take a moment to think before you answer. Most people might suggest somebody they would die for. Most parents would give their lives for their children. Maybe you would say “I would give my life for my friends.” That too is a noble statement, and you would be a good friend to have if that were truly the case. 

Yet I am of the belief that the level to which we fully get to live the life we have, is determined by our ability to define the cause for which we would give our lives. 

Let me make it clear from the outset that I am in no way suggesting that dying is desirable. The reason I pose the question is because I am trying to get you to dig down deep and answer the question “what really, I mean REALLY matters to me?” I believe in ever...