Category: Enterprise

A key theme running through this blog over the years has been the need for peasants and freedom seekers like us to create and utilise Assets. This pattern of living copies the cleverest of the strategies of the landed gentry, hopefully without aping their sometimes less than caring attitudes towards others. Without formal education in… Continue reading Spend

How to do 9 weeks work in an hour sounds like a scam doesn’t it. Well it isn’t. I can show you how to get at least 9 extra working weeks in the year that can’t be used for anything but your freedom project. Better still, these 9 weeks will be at least 100% more productive than any week you spend in a job working for somone else

And so we arrive at the end of January as agreed with a bunch of ideas and a new found fire in the belly for making 2016 the year for change. I’ve managed to write a blog post every day for a month at last and I hope some of them have been helpful to you. But… Continue reading start me up

Yesterday we discussed how people get all smug and cosy because they think that buzzing around like a blue arsed fly (well known Scottish-ism) is a sign of success, when actually it’s just busyness with no constructive output. Here’s a crash course on making progress: Identify a list (Mindmap) of positive things you are doing right… Continue reading implementation 101

Your new freedom business or self powered enterprise has a lot of advantages over conventional employment. These include of course the freedom to decide what you do on any given day and the freedom to decide on the direction and purpose of the business. Depending on your upbringing and especially if you’ve been caught up in… Continue reading busyness and implementation

Yesterday I suggested simplicity as a means of relieving the pressure that is on your new enterprise to make money. Simplifying your life and outgoings can release a great deal of latent creativity too, which might well feed into your enterprise. My first aim in my own simplification process was to obliterate monthly bills. Now I have no car… Continue reading simplicity