Sunday, 27 March 2011
Its time to Spring Forward!
But before you throw all your winter clothes into the back of your wardrobe and check the expiry date of your sun tan lotion ... REMEMBER it’s time to put your clocks FORWARD by one hour. With an extra hour of daylight per day why stay inside fighting your increasing paper piles? Why not contact me and I will fight the paper piles for you giving you time to get outdoors to enjoy all that extra daylight! Whether you are a sole trader, small business or householder drowning in paperwork ... I can help. I am here to help you. Just get in touch with me or look at my website to see exactly how I can help you. It’s so easy and I offer a free 30 minute consultation so we can chat about exactly how I can help you with your workload. So remember to put your clocks forward before you go to bed so you don’t start your week late ... and Remember to check all your clocks ... including the one in the car that is always forgotten!!
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
Beware the Ides of March????
March 15 was forever marked as the Ides of March, as a day of infamy, following the bloody assassination of Julius Ceaser on that day in 44BC. Romans living before that event, however, saw ides as simply marking the appearance of the full moon. Today, thanks to the William Shakespeare‘s play Julius Caesar, the soothsayer’s warning to Julius Caesar, “Beware the Ides of March,” has forever linked that date with a sense of foreboding.
But why should any date be any worse than another? In Roman times the Ides of March was mostly notable as a deadline for settling debts. So the Ides of March is not a bad date to think about getting your accounts into order for the financial end of year which is fast approaching. Or maybe its a date for sorting those paper piles so that you can see the moon!! So maybe it’s not a case of the Ides of March – but instead think “Yikes it’s March … call in help and get my life sorted..."
But why should any date be any worse than another? In Roman times the Ides of March was mostly notable as a deadline for settling debts. So the Ides of March is not a bad date to think about getting your accounts into order for the financial end of year which is fast approaching. Or maybe its a date for sorting those paper piles so that you can see the moon!! So maybe it’s not a case of the Ides of March – but instead think “Yikes it’s March … call in help and get my life sorted..."
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