Most founders don’t need more advice. They need to feel understood. Clarity. Confidence. Calm in the chaos. That’s what real strategy creates. 👉 Check out my latest article: What Founders Need Isn’t Advice. It’s Understanding linkedin.com/pulse/what-fou… via LinkedIn

This is one of my favorite speeches of all time… It always hits me hard: “You get up every day—you’re entitled to nothing. Nobody owes you nothing. You could have talent, but if you don’t have discipline, and you don’t execute, you don’t focus… What do you get? Nothing. If

RIP Ozzy Osbourne , thanks for all the music 🤘

Elon Musk Musk is pointing to a structural law: in any technological race, the victor is not the one with the biggest base today, but the one with the steepest slope of acceleration. Whoever compounds faster eventually swallows the rest, because in exponential races, slope crushes scale.

Ever wondered why hitting 7 figures can still feel like being broke? 👇 💥 The average UK SME keeps just 7.2% profit. Revenue ≠ reward. Sales ≠ sustainability. Turnover ≠ take-home. Profit doesn’t happen by accident. You have to design it. Take the FAST PROFITS® quiz →

I raised my fees. My client thanked me. Their exact words? “This continues to be my best investment :)” If your clients see you as their best investment, don’t be afraid to charge like it.

Finance isn’t a blocker. It’s the blueprint. Most founders see it as a cost. That mindset is costing them growth.

Most founders don’t have a profit problem. They have a clarity problem costing them profit. What’s really driving (or draining) your profit? Revenue ≠ reward. Busy ≠ strategy. Profit isn’t selfish—it funds your mission. 👉 Which hits hardest?

🚨This should be headline news, because it's an insane way to run the country: Britain’s deficit (£137bn) is now larger than the interest bill (£105bn). Or in plain English: we’re not paying the interest - we’re adding it to the debt, while still borrowing even more. Madness!