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- Welcome to Monyy Property Finance Blog
We are a small team, expert in our knowledge of the property business.We have been developers and contractors ourselves over many years and are proud of our hands-on experience at the sharp end of property development, which we are able pass on to you in your quest for property finance. Read More - My first post
Well, here we go, let's talk about marketing then. It's a mystery that needs to be understood and unravelled by all micro and small business operators. Micro and small business is my area of expertise and my main interest, Read More - Thinking Makes It So
I've always held the belief that perception is more important than reality. Let me explain. Faced with the same events and facts, 100 people observing them will somehow manage a very wide range of interpretations based around those events and facts. Read More - So, people are your main asset?
Large corporations and organisations all spout the mantra that 'people are our main asset'. But they all know too that people are the source of most trials and tribulations and require vast amounts of time and energy to keep performing sweetly. Read More - Getting them on board
Running a micro or small business is a bit like being in a boxing ring. Every minute is demanding, hard graft, occasionally bruising, and always on the edge of success and failure. Where then can anyone find the time to become an Intrapreneur in this environment? Read More - Intrapreneurship? Can't you spell?
I've been an entrepreneur since I left Grammar School in 1970, but I've never been an Intrapreneur, or at least I was never aware of ever being one. Turns out, I was actually, in a small way. Read More - We Need the Hydrogen Age; Urgent
if you ever needed a portent of doom take a look at Volvo and its 3rd quarter 2008 orders for its trucks; down from 41,970 1 year ago to a mere 115 - that's right 115, and for the whole of Europe. Read More - 169,000 New Jobless; How Many From the Public Sector?
Our politicos are all now scrabbling around looking for the elixir of growth as recession bites and confidence continues to fall. Latest jobless figures showed a further 169,000 people are now out of work. Read More - A Timely Prediction For All To Ponder
Fear and greed. These are the two forces that drive human investment. Investors lurch from one to the other emotion as the herd instinct dictates. A few 'contrarian bravehearts' invest in the opposite direction to the herd hoping to have better guessed the rise and fall. Read More - We Greedy Little Humans
'Innocent bystanders' is the phrase on regulator's lips right now. That's you and me. People who had nothing to do with this financial meltdown but who will be suffering its consequences nevertheless. Read More - Chocolate Bar Politics
Did you notice how Nick Clegg, Leader of the Lib Dems recently re-branded his party as tax cutting? Read More - PM Gordon's In a World of His Own
What baffles me is why the general taxpayer should prop up special interest groups like mortgage holders or would-be first time buyers. Read More - And it all comes tumbling down
Well we've finally talked ourselves into recession, and not just here in the UK it seems. Every financial market in the world is in turmoil. Read More - Commercial and illusive
There's a world of difference between a residential mortgage and a commercial mortgage. Read More - Money, money everywhere
Money is washing around your business in more forms than you might imagine. Read More - Purchasing
It's been my experience in business that when you buy anything from a supplier, a great deal of energy goes into the original sourcing of the raw material, component, product or service and then it falls from the radar as 'job done'. Read More - Thawing the ice
I was at a party last weekend and a head of department was talking about being 'too nice and easy going' and finding it quite hard to confront some of the staff issues he faced, for fear of conflict. Read More - Now See the Perils of Prediction
My prediction that the Footsie would rise by 7% today Monday October 6th has been met by a fall of nearly 7% instead. Pow! Read More - The world's financial systems are in a mess. Chaos, fear and uncertainty rule the day. Banks are in free fall, savers are panicked, businesses can't get the loans and funds they need to survive, let alone grow. Read More