The Alchemist

I was speaking with a good friend and Utility Warehouse colleague tonight about self development and that every once in a while, a book comes into our lives with perfect timing, as if it were written for us personally. The book discussed was The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, a short fable about following your dream and listening to your heart. … Continue reading →

Write your bucket list!

Just watched an awesome film – The Bucket List with Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson. This has to be one of the most thought provoking films that I have ever seen and certainly one that brought its fair share of tears to my cheeks. Two men challenged with news that their lives would be cut short by terminal cancer and … Continue reading →

An income you can bank on

“I view my success as an entrepreneur not by how successful or rich I become but by how many other people achieve financial freedom through Telecom plus. I believe Telecom plus has the potential to make more genuine Distributor millionaires than any other referral marketing company in the UK – bar none” Charles Wigoder. The above extract is from a … Continue reading →

Tipping point to Olympic success

Twenty six major announcements and my head is still spinning. What an awesome Express Day in every respect and as Commercial Director, Andrew Lindsay said when he shared with us his passion for this vibrant organization…we are at ‘tipping point’ – that critical time in a Company’s history where a combination of circumstances combine to give unparalleled growth, and opportunity … Continue reading →

Memories of Las Vegas

Having recently penned a few lines about the Company’s most recent Distributor holiday, a six star cruise aboard The Silver Whisper, it occurred to me that we had failed to share our previous experiences of Las Vegas back in November 2005. One of the added benefits of joining the Utility Warehouse business has always been the opportunity to qualify for … Continue reading →

Collision course for financial disaster

Are you on a collision course for financial disaster? Britain’s personal debt mountain has grown larger than the annual output of the economy for the first time in recorded history. Families owe £1,158 billion on credit cards, loans, overdrafts and mortgages, up 10% on last year, and the economy generated £1,127 billion, up 1.8% – £31 billion less than the … Continue reading →

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