The Book of Me: Life Coach Yourself to Success

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Me-commerce is the mechanism by which you can develop and exploit your assets, skills and character to achieve personal and financial success and balance in your life. "We make plans for other people. We make profits for them. We think strategically at work but not at home." This book will put a stop to all this. Imagine you were a business - Me plc- you would be constantly assessing your skills, assets and objectives as well as the way you were managed. The chances are that you are not doing this sufficiently for yourself. If you are not wholly satified about where your life is going, financially or personally and the balance and fulfilment in your life, this book will help you considerably. It has been written by two entrepreneurs, each of whom started his own business, built it and subsequently sold it very successfully to a major company. It is a manual to help you realise your full potential, by putting yourself first for a change. You are the business you have inherited. You can be the best business you will ever get to manage. About The Author Barrie Pearson is Executive Chairman of Livingstone Group Guarantee plc, based in . He provides practical help and advice to clients ranging from multinational groups to private companies, in the areas of corporate strategy, acquisitions, disposals, buy-outs and corporate finance. Neil Thomas is former Chairman of Hawksmere Group Limited, seminar and training specialists. Table Of Contents Part One: Me First Take stock of your assets - a personal MOT Take control of your life - set your own goals (whose life is it anyway?) Manage your own finances and create personal wealth Me-skills Part Two: Me at work and Me plc My brilliant career - up the organisation Starting your own business Part Three: Knowing Me, Knowing You Hell is other people Manage your health Get your family and friends relationships right Part Four: Action Planning DIY and Do it Now The new you... a personal vision statement Record of personal improvement Appendix "Touchstones" - habits and traits of the successful