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Website Launch
October 12th, 2011 at 9:00 am
Welcome to my new look website.
As we all know ‘the only thing constant in life is change’ and what’s true for life is also true of websites!
My new site contains many new features -instead of an article library, there is now a Blog, allowing you to both comment on articles and share them.
Social media was only in its infancy when my last website was developed in 2007. You can easily connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter from my new site. You can also read my latest tweets on the home page.
In the Services section I’ve tried to distil the essence of how I work with both individual and corporate clients. I’ve also included plenty of quick tips within the Training and Coaching sections. Retained from my old site is the ‘Sphere of Life’ exercise, a simple tool for getting a snapshot of your work/life balance.
In the Products section you can check out my growing list of books and Cds.
For those of you who receive my monthly ezine, Next Steps, it will still be distributed the first Tuesday of each month, but now it will link to new blog posts which will hopefully make the ezine more interactive.
So happy browsing and I would love your feedback.
James
PS – A big thank you to Maryrose Lyons and her team at Brightspark Consulting for developing this site.
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