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Business & Personal Balance

Simon Reilly

This Friday’s blog is demonstrating a commitment to business and personal balance … and part of me is feeling absent of focus and material to blog about at this time because I am working ON the business projects versus IN the business given it is the first business month of the year September 2010-2011. The working ON the business projects are about getting ready for 2011 because coaching, speaking and workshops sales are almost complete for 2010 … which was a very good year 🙂 .

While I am talking about projects and Buffer Days, I`m still giving my clients extreme care on Focus Days and my Buffer Days are invested in completing the following projects. Part of my focus to get these complete is driven by a two week speaking road trip for Great West Life, Hub Financial and London Life.

Buffer Day Projects

  • Coaching Terms Redefine
  • Dragon Naturally Speaking Install
  • iPhone Bluetooth + Hardware Install
  • One Page Business Plan Certification Training
  • Web Site Update, Product Update & Enrolment System

On the personal side I`m having a blast with my iPhone and have just installed the Cyclemeter App which tracks the following plus routes, activities, maps, links to social networks and more … and here are my results from my last ride.

September 22, 2010

  • Ride Time: 33:49 minutes
  • Distance: 8.35 miles
  • Average Speed: 14.81 mile/h
  • Fastest Speed: 21.89 miles/h
  • Climb: 305 feet

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Advisor.ca Name That Visionary

What do Simon Reilly, Mark Carney, Jim Flaherty, Moshe Milevsky and Terry Zavitz have in common?

Voting for Advisor.ca ‘s  Name That Visionary will commence on September 7th 2010 (just after Labour Day).

If you previously voted you’ll receive an email voting reminder on September 7th.

Round One is over. Your votes have been cast and tabulated. Advisor.ca’s expansive list of candidates is now down to just 20 entries displayed below. It is your turn to pick the Top Ten for the next phase of Advisor.ca’s poll to determine Canada’s greatest financial visionary. In the Second Round, you can only cast one vote so read the bios carefully, familiarize yourself with the candidates and make your pick.

Your votes will be tabulated and Advisor.ca’s first round of judging will determine the top ten finalists. A second round of judging will determine the order of the Top 10 nominees and an overall winner.

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