Dean and Flora Copson![]() Our Kleeneze journey started in August 2007 after our car was carded in a Tesco Car Park and we completed our details on the website. We had thought about doing something in the evenings to get us from in front of the TV. Although we both have good jobs we still had a certain amount of debts and if we wanted to go on holiday we really had to pull in our belts. In our first period we had retailed ourselves to 13 % and a cheque for £429. We have steadily built up our team whilst working over 100 hours a week between us in very demanding roles and bringing up our daughter Anna who has very much been a part of the Kleeneze team. Anna has delivered catalogues, processed and delivered orders and attended training sessions and is very willing to tell people how great this business is. The income we have got from Kleeneze has also enabled us to take Anna to Disneyland in Orlando in 2010 for her 10th birthday. This was a fantastic trip and has really inspired us to get to New York. We have now qualified as Gold Distributors and are now in qualification for New York. Our focus now is to support our great team in achieving their goals in 2011. ![]() |
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Sunday, 10 April 2011
Did You Get A Pay Rise? - This Couple Did!
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Sunday, 20 March 2011
Be Prepared To Fail
Anyone who has ever succeeded at anything will have failed possibly many many times before they became successful. Just think about James Dyson who invented bagless technology for vacuum cleaners, he made something like 5000 prototypes before he perfected the idea and was rejected by Hoover. The actor Bruce Willis, a bar tender in New York in 1978, failed auditions for 8 years before he got a part in Moonlighting in 1986. J K Rowling submitted the manuscript for her first Harry Potter novel to 12 publishing houses who all rejected it. The 13th accepted it and gave her an advance of £1500 and printed an initial run of just 1000 copies. These stories are typical of successful people all over the world in many different fields.........Kleeneze distributors are no different.
When we retail (deliver & collect catalogues) we fail massively because we do not pick up orders from the majority of the houses, (the national average is about 1 in 10)
When we talk to prospects and show them the business we fail massively ...... an experienced distributor on average will fail 9 times out of 10, we usually need to speak to ten people to sponsor one.
So don't be afraid to fail, its just a natural part of the process,the more you fail the more successful you will become. At the end of the day its just a numbers game, if you show the catalogues to enough people some will order from you, if you show the business to enough people some will want to join you.
Here is just one example of a Kleeneze distributor who has failed:
John Hawkes Kleeneze Story

We joined Kleeneze in early 1993 at the age of 58. Our need at the time was an extra £1000 per month.
Jeanette was not impressed with the idea of what seems on the surface to be a non-glamorous occupation. John however was clear in his mind that providing people purchased product from the catalogues, then the system MUST work.
We proved that the product sold in quantity within the first week. This was enough to set our minds racing. Retirement was approaching fast and we had not sufficient savings or pension plans to enjoy our later years.
With this in mind we decided to plan long term as we could see the big picture. It was exciting.
Our plan was to build one new Gold group every year until we reached SED level which we knew would pay us around £5,000 per month. In the event, in the seven years to our “official” retirement age we had helped 7 people to the gold level, and our annual income was over £100,000.
How did we do this? We decided to give every waking moment to activity and to learn the business inside out so that we were in a position to coach others.
All our early activity was funded by retailing the product. Results of putting out catalogues are entirely predictable, so plans can be made to fund whatever activity is required.
So what do we do now? We now reap the benefits of royalty income which is what network marketing is designed to do. However, far from vegetating by doing nothing, we maintain a healthy support system for our distributors, train, coach and encourage those seeking to improve their position.
We do this by working when we choose and with whom we choose. We are responsible to no-one but ourselves, but at the same time we promote the Kleeneze company as being the only network marketing organisation in the world (so far as we know) where a new starter can earn from day one and be in an overall profit situation within the first month.
The investment of our time in the early days is the best thing we have ever done and with consistent results. Our average gross income for the last 7 years is £159,000 per annum.
You need some of this!
Total income over the last 7 years is £1,113,000 nowhere else except Kleeneze can you get a pension like that.
Click here to email us to find out how you can get started.
When we retail (deliver & collect catalogues) we fail massively because we do not pick up orders from the majority of the houses, (the national average is about 1 in 10)
When we talk to prospects and show them the business we fail massively ...... an experienced distributor on average will fail 9 times out of 10, we usually need to speak to ten people to sponsor one.
So don't be afraid to fail, its just a natural part of the process,the more you fail the more successful you will become. At the end of the day its just a numbers game, if you show the catalogues to enough people some will order from you, if you show the business to enough people some will want to join you.
Here is just one example of a Kleeneze distributor who has failed:
John Hawkes Kleeneze Story

We joined Kleeneze in early 1993 at the age of 58. Our need at the time was an extra £1000 per month.
Jeanette was not impressed with the idea of what seems on the surface to be a non-glamorous occupation. John however was clear in his mind that providing people purchased product from the catalogues, then the system MUST work.
We proved that the product sold in quantity within the first week. This was enough to set our minds racing. Retirement was approaching fast and we had not sufficient savings or pension plans to enjoy our later years.
With this in mind we decided to plan long term as we could see the big picture. It was exciting.
Our plan was to build one new Gold group every year until we reached SED level which we knew would pay us around £5,000 per month. In the event, in the seven years to our “official” retirement age we had helped 7 people to the gold level, and our annual income was over £100,000.
How did we do this? We decided to give every waking moment to activity and to learn the business inside out so that we were in a position to coach others.
All our early activity was funded by retailing the product. Results of putting out catalogues are entirely predictable, so plans can be made to fund whatever activity is required.
So what do we do now? We now reap the benefits of royalty income which is what network marketing is designed to do. However, far from vegetating by doing nothing, we maintain a healthy support system for our distributors, train, coach and encourage those seeking to improve their position.
We do this by working when we choose and with whom we choose. We are responsible to no-one but ourselves, but at the same time we promote the Kleeneze company as being the only network marketing organisation in the world (so far as we know) where a new starter can earn from day one and be in an overall profit situation within the first month.
The investment of our time in the early days is the best thing we have ever done and with consistent results. Our average gross income for the last 7 years is £159,000 per annum.
You need some of this!
Total income over the last 7 years is £1,113,000 nowhere else except Kleeneze can you get a pension like that.
Click here to email us to find out how you can get started.
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Thursday, 17 March 2011
Rob Forster Talking About His Goals
In this video recorded by Gavin Scott, Rob talks about the lifestyle that Kleeneze has given him over his many years in the business.
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Tuesday, 15 March 2011
You Just Have To Give It Time
One of the keys to building a successful business with Kleeneze is to give it time. As long as you are consistent and persistent with your efforts, follow the system that your sponsor teaches you, don't deviate from it, then in time success will be yours.
You have to be patient as it will not be an overnight success, and you must never quit. Don't expect giant leaps forward when you first get started, just take one small step at a time, and only take the next step when you are ready. You can compare the steps on your journey to the stages that a child goes through whilst it is learning to walk. They don't suddenly jump up and start running before they have first learned to crawl. It will be the same with your Kleeneze journey.
It makes sense to set yourself some targets, eg how many catalogues to put out each week, how many cards and flyers each week, etc etc (your sponsor will help you with this) and then once the plan is in place to follow it for 90 days. It is also important to record the actual numbers achieved on a daily basis so that adjustments can be made if needed to keep you on track with the plan. Then when the 90 days are up just see how much your business has progressed !!
One of the leaders in the network Rob Forster has always said "Just give it time." Rob earns around £30000 per month after 17 years in the business, I would be happy with a tenth of that and I know that given time it will happen.
If you would like to join us in Kleeneze please leave your details here and we will contact you.
You have to be patient as it will not be an overnight success, and you must never quit. Don't expect giant leaps forward when you first get started, just take one small step at a time, and only take the next step when you are ready. You can compare the steps on your journey to the stages that a child goes through whilst it is learning to walk. They don't suddenly jump up and start running before they have first learned to crawl. It will be the same with your Kleeneze journey.
It makes sense to set yourself some targets, eg how many catalogues to put out each week, how many cards and flyers each week, etc etc (your sponsor will help you with this) and then once the plan is in place to follow it for 90 days. It is also important to record the actual numbers achieved on a daily basis so that adjustments can be made if needed to keep you on track with the plan. Then when the 90 days are up just see how much your business has progressed !!
One of the leaders in the network Rob Forster has always said "Just give it time." Rob earns around £30000 per month after 17 years in the business, I would be happy with a tenth of that and I know that given time it will happen.
If you would like to join us in Kleeneze please leave your details here and we will contact you.
Sunday, 13 March 2011
The Difference One Month Can Make
We joined Kleeneze on 27th October 2010 looking to earn an extra few hundred pounds each month while our cleaning business that we had recently started was beginning to grow.
When an internet advert that we responded to asking if we would like to earn more money each month turned out to be Kleeneze we were both very sceptical about whether it would actually work as the business model seemed too simple and too good to be true. A follow up call and excellent meeting with Tracy Sheehan and Glenn Tyler showed us that it could work so we thought we would give it a go to try and make our joining fee back.
We made the joining fee back in two weeks and Kleeneze started to give us some much needed cash flow! When the first cheque came through for £216.92 we were ecstatic, saw that the business really did work and decided that we would make a plan that would push the boundaries and see how far we could go with our cheque in one month.
We put as money catalogues out as we possibly could in 25 days, which was very challenging considering there was two feet of snow outside our front door!
The results of our 25 day plan were astounding as we received a pay rise of £1,260.08 meaning that our cheque was nearly seven times bigger! You could not achieve this kind of result in a job!
Kleeneze really does work and no one could convince us that it doesn’ t. This business really is the way forward as it rewards you fairly for the effort that you put in, unlike the majority of jobs.
We now know it’ s only a matter of time until we have a gold business. See you in New York!
Holly and Anthony
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Wednesday, 9 March 2011
Are You Willing To Be A Network Marketing Student ?
I'm sorry to have to break the bad news "Network Marketing is not a get rich quick scheme", you have to give it time, and work at it. You need to treat it like an apprenticeship, as there is some learning to be done. However the good news is that you will earn whilst you learn.
I spoke with a guy recently who was very interested in getting started with us, and he said to me that he would give it 6 months and if he wasn't making £4,000 a month by that time then he would quit! I asked him how long he had been in his job, which turned out to be 7 years. I then asked him if he was earning £4,000 a month from his job, and he admitted that he wasn't. This guy had been in a job for 7 years and hadn't reached his income goal, yet he expected Network Marketing to provide that income for him within 6 months or he would quit !!!
When you become a Network Marketing apprentice with Kleeneze, earning while you learn, you will typically start off with an income of around £200 - £300 per month working in your spare time. The length of the apprenticeship varies with each person, as does the speed at which the income grows. There are many people within the Kleeneze network who are earning £4000+ per month, though the vast majority of them didn't reach this level of income within their first six months, on average it takes 3 - 5 years, but there are no guarantees, they will all have worked extremely hard to achieve this level of income. They will have done so with the help of their sponsor, usually spare or part time whilst still working for a boss.
Many people working a traditional job never attain a £4k per month income, even though they will have given the best of their life to a boss for sometimes many years. So why would you want to continue to work your job if it is not giving you what you want ?
Has the penny dropped ? Can you see how Network Marketing can give you what your job cannot ? Are you willing to be a network marketing student ?
We are continually helping people to get what they want from this fantastic Kleeneze opportunity. If you would like to get started with us please email Steve and start your apprenticeship today.
I spoke with a guy recently who was very interested in getting started with us, and he said to me that he would give it 6 months and if he wasn't making £4,000 a month by that time then he would quit! I asked him how long he had been in his job, which turned out to be 7 years. I then asked him if he was earning £4,000 a month from his job, and he admitted that he wasn't. This guy had been in a job for 7 years and hadn't reached his income goal, yet he expected Network Marketing to provide that income for him within 6 months or he would quit !!!
When you become a Network Marketing apprentice with Kleeneze, earning while you learn, you will typically start off with an income of around £200 - £300 per month working in your spare time. The length of the apprenticeship varies with each person, as does the speed at which the income grows. There are many people within the Kleeneze network who are earning £4000+ per month, though the vast majority of them didn't reach this level of income within their first six months, on average it takes 3 - 5 years, but there are no guarantees, they will all have worked extremely hard to achieve this level of income. They will have done so with the help of their sponsor, usually spare or part time whilst still working for a boss.
Many people working a traditional job never attain a £4k per month income, even though they will have given the best of their life to a boss for sometimes many years. So why would you want to continue to work your job if it is not giving you what you want ?
Has the penny dropped ? Can you see how Network Marketing can give you what your job cannot ? Are you willing to be a network marketing student ?
We are continually helping people to get what they want from this fantastic Kleeneze opportunity. If you would like to get started with us please email Steve and start your apprenticeship today.
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Saturday, 5 March 2011
£900 In The First Four Weeks - This Is How It Was Done!
Michaela and Mike Williams

I joined Kleeneze 6 weeks ago, and have just finished my first full period. My first month as a Kleeneze distributor has been fantastic!
I started my Kleeneze business because being a mum of 2, and having one child at school and one a pre-school I wanted to find a way of earning an income around my children.
The more I looked into trying to find employment, the more I realised that I was virtually unemployable.
I wanted a job that I could work at from 9.30am to 2.30pm maximum, 3-5 days a week, probably increasing when my other daughter started school in September. I wanted to have weekends off to spend as family time, and school holidays as I haven’t got cover for those either.
I also couldn’t work evenings, other than from home as my husband works away a lot. Even having a business degree didn’t really help as I was over qualified for some part time positions. The only jobs I could see that might fit with the hours that I needed were in schools, but of course these vacancies were few and far between.
The Kleeneze opportunity fitted all of the criteria that I had for a job like a glove.
So in my first 4 weeks I hit my first fast start bonus and received 50 free catalogues, and have also qualified for my second fast start bonus to receive another 50. I have retailed by myself £2062 in my first 4 weeks and have generated over 100 customers, in addition to the 19 orders I received from family and friends.
I have also spoken to a large number of my family and friends about the Kleeneze opportunity and in my first 2 weeks sponsored 3 distributors into my team. We enjoyed our first team training sizzle at my home and am already enjoying the social side of kleeneze.
Two of my team have already qualified for their first fast start bonuses too, so are off to a fantastic start.
I hit the 18% volume profit margin in my first full period, and my first cheque was over £900!
In terms of being successful in Kleeneze I can see already that attending the events and training sessions available to learn as much as possible and to keep motivation high is crucial.
Also keeping in regular touch with your upline is a must, just to talk about progress, how things work, and again to keep the motivation going. I have also started to read some of the suggested material and listen to CD’s in the car when driving – sooo motivational.
Also I have started my team building in earnest, and have spent some time flyering a local area. From 400 flyers, I generated 4 enquiries and with the help of my upline, I have 3 meetings booked. I have also started my own website, and have started other types of lead generation, and have already had a number of enquiries that I am now following up on my own.
I am looking forward to working to progress my Kleeneze Business, and am aiming high and am hoping to attend the New York Conference in November – Fingers Crossed! There is lots of hard work to do before then so we shall see!
Finally just a quick note to thank my upline John Webb & Kath Price for all of the help that they have given me over the last few weeks, and to thank them in advance and apologise for all of the help I am going to be asking for over the coming months in order to get to Gold and progress up through the Sales Plan!

I joined Kleeneze 6 weeks ago, and have just finished my first full period. My first month as a Kleeneze distributor has been fantastic!
I started my Kleeneze business because being a mum of 2, and having one child at school and one a pre-school I wanted to find a way of earning an income around my children.
The more I looked into trying to find employment, the more I realised that I was virtually unemployable.
I wanted a job that I could work at from 9.30am to 2.30pm maximum, 3-5 days a week, probably increasing when my other daughter started school in September. I wanted to have weekends off to spend as family time, and school holidays as I haven’t got cover for those either.
I also couldn’t work evenings, other than from home as my husband works away a lot. Even having a business degree didn’t really help as I was over qualified for some part time positions. The only jobs I could see that might fit with the hours that I needed were in schools, but of course these vacancies were few and far between.
The Kleeneze opportunity fitted all of the criteria that I had for a job like a glove.
So in my first 4 weeks I hit my first fast start bonus and received 50 free catalogues, and have also qualified for my second fast start bonus to receive another 50. I have retailed by myself £2062 in my first 4 weeks and have generated over 100 customers, in addition to the 19 orders I received from family and friends.
I have also spoken to a large number of my family and friends about the Kleeneze opportunity and in my first 2 weeks sponsored 3 distributors into my team. We enjoyed our first team training sizzle at my home and am already enjoying the social side of kleeneze.
Two of my team have already qualified for their first fast start bonuses too, so are off to a fantastic start.
I hit the 18% volume profit margin in my first full period, and my first cheque was over £900!
In terms of being successful in Kleeneze I can see already that attending the events and training sessions available to learn as much as possible and to keep motivation high is crucial.
Also keeping in regular touch with your upline is a must, just to talk about progress, how things work, and again to keep the motivation going. I have also started to read some of the suggested material and listen to CD’s in the car when driving – sooo motivational.
Also I have started my team building in earnest, and have spent some time flyering a local area. From 400 flyers, I generated 4 enquiries and with the help of my upline, I have 3 meetings booked. I have also started my own website, and have started other types of lead generation, and have already had a number of enquiries that I am now following up on my own.
I am looking forward to working to progress my Kleeneze Business, and am aiming high and am hoping to attend the New York Conference in November – Fingers Crossed! There is lots of hard work to do before then so we shall see!
Finally just a quick note to thank my upline John Webb & Kath Price for all of the help that they have given me over the last few weeks, and to thank them in advance and apologise for all of the help I am going to be asking for over the coming months in order to get to Gold and progress up through the Sales Plan!
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Saturday, 26 February 2011
Kleeneze MD Jamie Stewart Chats To Chris Mason-Paull
Chris Mason-Paull has been a Kleeneze distributor for 18 years, and was the first millionaire in the business, have a listen to his words of wisdom.
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Friday, 25 February 2011
To Succeed In Business You Need To Adopt A Positive Attitude
Having a positive attitude will help you in all aspects of your life, as Thomas Jefferson said "Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal. Nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong attitude".
Are you an optimist or a pessimist ? Is your glass half full or half empty ? At the end of the day you can decide to be either one or the other. We all start out in life with a positive attitude to everything, just take a look at young children, their minds haven't yet been soiled by negativity, when they start learning to ride a bicycle and fall off, they just get straight back on again, they don't blame the "stupid bike" as an adult would do.
If you have a pessimistic outlook then you will help yourself enormously if you can change it. If you have a task to complete adopt the attitude of whatever it takes, don't give up at the first hurdle, the Harry Potter author J.K.Rowling had twelve refusals before her first book was accepted. Jeff Keller relates a story in his book Attitude Is Everything about a man named Benjamin Roll who at the aged of 67 graduated from Law School in California. However before he could practice law he had to pass the Bar Exam. The first 13 times he sat the examination he failed, and as the examination is given only twice a year he was by now aged 73. Did he give up? No sir, he took it again in 1997 at the age of 74 and passed. Benjamin said that he was going to pass the exam come what may if he lived long enough. That is having a positive attitude, not knowing what it means to fail, the desire to achieve whatever it takes.
I recall listening to Ed Ludbrook speak at a Kleeneze conference a couple of years ago, he was making a point about how the British people are, in general, lacking in positivity when compared to other nationalities especially Americans. Ed said if you greet an American you meet in the street and ask how they are, the likely response is I'm great or fantastic, ask the same question of someone in the UK and they will say, not too bad thanks. If this is your usual response, the next time someone asks about how you are, say I'm great, or I'm fantastic, you will feel better about yourself, and probably make the enquirer do a double take.
You have a lot to gain with a positive attitude especially in business. It also promotes better health, attracts other positive people to you and success into your life. You are what you think, as Henry Ford said Whether you think you can or think you can't, either way your probably right. So start each day with a positive outlook, focus on your goals, and all the positive aspects that you have in your life. Work hard at your business, associate only with positive people, adopt a "will do whatever it takes" approach, and never give up.
Are you an optimist or a pessimist ? Is your glass half full or half empty ? At the end of the day you can decide to be either one or the other. We all start out in life with a positive attitude to everything, just take a look at young children, their minds haven't yet been soiled by negativity, when they start learning to ride a bicycle and fall off, they just get straight back on again, they don't blame the "stupid bike" as an adult would do.
If you have a pessimistic outlook then you will help yourself enormously if you can change it. If you have a task to complete adopt the attitude of whatever it takes, don't give up at the first hurdle, the Harry Potter author J.K.Rowling had twelve refusals before her first book was accepted. Jeff Keller relates a story in his book Attitude Is Everything about a man named Benjamin Roll who at the aged of 67 graduated from Law School in California. However before he could practice law he had to pass the Bar Exam. The first 13 times he sat the examination he failed, and as the examination is given only twice a year he was by now aged 73. Did he give up? No sir, he took it again in 1997 at the age of 74 and passed. Benjamin said that he was going to pass the exam come what may if he lived long enough. That is having a positive attitude, not knowing what it means to fail, the desire to achieve whatever it takes.
I recall listening to Ed Ludbrook speak at a Kleeneze conference a couple of years ago, he was making a point about how the British people are, in general, lacking in positivity when compared to other nationalities especially Americans. Ed said if you greet an American you meet in the street and ask how they are, the likely response is I'm great or fantastic, ask the same question of someone in the UK and they will say, not too bad thanks. If this is your usual response, the next time someone asks about how you are, say I'm great, or I'm fantastic, you will feel better about yourself, and probably make the enquirer do a double take.
You have a lot to gain with a positive attitude especially in business. It also promotes better health, attracts other positive people to you and success into your life. You are what you think, as Henry Ford said Whether you think you can or think you can't, either way your probably right. So start each day with a positive outlook, focus on your goals, and all the positive aspects that you have in your life. Work hard at your business, associate only with positive people, adopt a "will do whatever it takes" approach, and never give up.
Thursday, 20 January 2011
Bucket List Dreams Are Goals Too
Have you always wanted to jump out of a plane? Have you dreamed of taking a take a trip to another part of the world or pamper yourself and stay in a five star hotel? I strongly suggest you write them down as goals. The very fact you have written them down puts your mind to thought. Once the vision of these life long dreams is implanted in your mind, your unconscious mind then goes to work keeping the picture there.
It is suggested by the experts, that our goals be realistic and obtainable and these goals also make us stretch. We have to work toward our goals and their success will generate a wonderful sense of accomplishment. Through the process of writing our goals it is commonly suggested that you break them down to two main groups. These include personal goals relating to health and relationships as well as financial goals pertaining to your life style both tangible and intangible. I personally think it's advisable to add a third category, "Things I want to do before I die".
So what might fit a Bucket List Goal? For starters it's our childhood dreams. The when I grow up stuff. Things you might do if your ship comes in. We all remember the fantastic movie The Bucket List with Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman. Did it not make you feel good as they crossed the dreams off the list? I know I have tears in my eyes every time I watch the movie. I truly believe it's our God given right to leave this planet with not regrets and a huge smile on our face. Imagine the accelerating feeling knowing you squeezed all you could out of your life. Wow.
If you're not a goal writer I would suggest just one goal for you. Make the choice to be a participant in life and remove being a spectator from your mind. Once the decision is clear you want to be a participant, your dreams and aspirations will take root. Enjoy the journey of growing and being the best you can be.
It is suggested by the experts, that our goals be realistic and obtainable and these goals also make us stretch. We have to work toward our goals and their success will generate a wonderful sense of accomplishment. Through the process of writing our goals it is commonly suggested that you break them down to two main groups. These include personal goals relating to health and relationships as well as financial goals pertaining to your life style both tangible and intangible. I personally think it's advisable to add a third category, "Things I want to do before I die".
So what might fit a Bucket List Goal? For starters it's our childhood dreams. The when I grow up stuff. Things you might do if your ship comes in. We all remember the fantastic movie The Bucket List with Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman. Did it not make you feel good as they crossed the dreams off the list? I know I have tears in my eyes every time I watch the movie. I truly believe it's our God given right to leave this planet with not regrets and a huge smile on our face. Imagine the accelerating feeling knowing you squeezed all you could out of your life. Wow.
If you're not a goal writer I would suggest just one goal for you. Make the choice to be a participant in life and remove being a spectator from your mind. Once the decision is clear you want to be a participant, your dreams and aspirations will take root. Enjoy the journey of growing and being the best you can be.
Paul resides with his wife and Golden Retriever in Bedford Nova Scotia. Paul is an entrepreneur in all aspects of life weather it's in a business he is involved with, his volunteer work or being part of a sailing team. Life is about being a participant and not a spectator. I have learned that when you stumble there is very little time to grumble. Get up. Dust yourself off. Get on with it. New experiences await. Many of them will bring joy. I can be found at http://tomyfuturesuccess.blogspot.com
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