Top Banana!

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

Well, what a week!  Things seem to have ‘exploded’ in the Andy Jackson world.  Sooo many developments … soooo many ideas it’s absolutely mind-blowing.  But hold on lets go back a bit and fill in some gaps.

When I first started blogging I didn’t really know what it is that I was supposed to be doing but I wrote some stuff and Lucie (a multi-faceted, multi-tasking, worth-her-weight-in-diamonds wonder woman) made it readable (I think).  I started reading other blogs and getting advice from ‘those who know’ and now I think it’s all a bit too simple really.  Is it?  Or is the simple bit Me?

These weekly missives are going to be ‘Me’ talking about ‘stuff’ that I’ve experienced; progress we’ve made and people I’ve met along the way and I think this week will be extraordinarily hard to beat!

Last Tuesday we (the Team and I) sat down and planned out the business & development strategy for the coming 4 months  Big push essentially: Regular twittering (@performacejack) & facebook activity supported by a new website (www.andyjackson.org) – launching at the end of this month.

But the real breakthrough for me came when I went to a marketing event in London hosted by Kerwin Rae a marketing entrepreneur from Oz who just blew me away.  His blend of personal performance philosophies with hard marketing strategies has helped even the wealthiest and most successful business people to define & refine their marketing, resulting in extraordinary leaps in success, achievement and growth.  I have to recommend you go along to one of his seminars, they’re FREE in the UK (at the moment) and although it doesn’t take Sherlock Holmes to work out he’ll try to sell ‘opportunities’ to invest in more substantial programmes, the day is worth it, just to see the K-Man in action.

Kerwin Rae get’s this week recognition as Top Performer

I went along with a range of very specific goals but came away with absolute certainty that this year is going to be the start of something very special.  If you’re interested in coming along for the ride, keep in touch.