Gina London: How some RESOLVE can go a long way to making this year a great one
January is named for the Roman god Janus. He was the god of doors and gates. The guardian of entrances and exits. Of beginnings and endings. Of time and transitions. Ancient marble
Never, ever write a cheque to make yourself look bad!
I was doing a review of the marketing activities with a new home improvement client a few years back. In the previous year, they had spent €15,000 on Google Adwords in the UK bri
Brexit – Keep calm and plan
The uncertainty, implications, and fallout from Brexit was the topic for debate at an Enterprise Ireland event that I went along to this week. As a country so heavily dependent on
100 Days – Doing nothing might be the best approach!
The first 100 days – there is a lot of talk about this and seemingly it has become a great way of assessing the success of a new President in the United States. Why? The medi
Award season is not just for Tinsel Town
As individuals, professionals and as companies we often use this time of year to evaluate and set out our plans and ambitions for the year ahead. For instance in Fuzion, we kicked
The Art of Possibility – I had a great 2017 because..
For the last few years I have been doing this simple little exercise at the start of the year to help me get focused around things that are important both personally and profession
Happy New Year !
Before you think I have totally lost my mind (maybe I have!) I do actually consider the 1st December to be the start of the new year when it comes to business. I know December is a
Without some “wow” it just won’t work!
I arrived there in torrential rain and entered a premises that lacked personality, that lacked anything. No pictures, no branding, no product displays…nothing. There was a di
Is the grass always greener on the other side?
Did you know that 48,000 Irish people run part of their business in Britain? I didn’t until, out of curiosity, I popped along to a conference aimed at those interested in dipping
Winning is all about Mindset
Not only am I part of the Fuzion team I am also a self confessed GAA obsessed Kerryman who has been exiled in Cork since 2008! My background prior to joining Fuzion was in the Fitn
