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April 18, 20210Comments

Don’t be a Joy Stealer be a Joy Sharer

In a post 10 years ago (where did that decade go!?), I talked about the type of person I call a Joy Stealer. A lot of my thinking has moved

by Andrew Horder

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May 3, 20200Comments

7 Tips for Solopreneur Success

A lot of people will tell you that success as a solopreneur requires a lot of hard work. I disagree. Yes, working for yourself and by yourself can be hard work

March 8, 20200Comments

Why people love working with you

For those of us who choose to make a business from our individual genius, it can be quite tricky to know what people really appreciate about our work. Why people

August 17, 20190Comments

Your right to job satisfaction

First the bad news ... You do not have a RIGHT to be happy at work … … you have a DUTY to be happy at work! There are two main reasons I

November 25, 20180Comments

Great places to work

Meaningful work When your work is aligned with your genius and who you really are, it’s easy to feel like it’s got real meaning for you. As a reminder, I believe

October 13, 20180Comments

Wishing your life away

Getting into a lift in London one Thursday morning the other week I heard a worker greet his colleague with a hearty "Weekend's nearly here!" "Not for me, it's not!" I

January 28, 20180Comments

Enjoying the grind

In the “How to love your work” flow-chart there’s the question about learning to love the work you would rather not do. In a previous post I addressed how you

by Andrew Horder

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January 14, 20180Comments

How to love your work

I don’t think I’ve ever come across anyone who doesn’t want to love what they do for a living, but very few people really understand the process of organising your

by Andrew Horder

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August 12, 20170Comments

The ONLY thing you should be doing in your business

Anyone who has heard me speak will almost certainly have heard me borrow some advice that successful trainer Topher Morrison got from his first mentor: “The ONLY thing you should

by Andrew Horder