Andrew Flanagan

Joined June 2021

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Mindset & Business Coach:

Helping Entrepreneurs Grow Their Revenue Online

Utilizing battle-tested practical methods

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Focus: How To Claim Back Your Time
Have you ever?… That's a strange way to start a journal entry is it not? Well, there is a reason for that. Today marks another step forward in my progression towards enlightenment.
By Andrew Flanagan2 years ago in Motivation
How To Deal With Other People Letting You Down
I HATE WHEN PEOPLE DONT SHOW UP. IT IS REALLY INCONSIDERATE. That is how I was feeling just ten minutes before writing this. Today I want to talk about how to deal when other people do not deliver.
By Andrew Flanagan2 years ago in Journal
How To Become Laser-Focused With Just A Piece Of Paper
It is Monday! The day when we have a decision to make on our week. Now before I continue, there was a blog that was meant to go out yesterday on relaxing, but it did not meet the minimum word limit for this site, which is why it was not posted.
By Andrew Flanagan2 years ago in Journal
Why? How To Harness An Eternal Fire With This One Question
So today's topic is going to be a little different. Yes, it is still on mindset as have all the blogs been so far, but this blog is not so much inspired by lessons I have learned today as much as it is about this holiday period.
By Andrew Flanagan2 years ago in Journal
Example: How To Structure Your Next 30 Days
Have you ever got to a point in the day where you do not know where the day has gone? Time has moved but yet you feel like you have not done anything that you set out to do that day.
By Andrew Flanagan2 years ago in Confessions
How To Deal With Information Overload
Today has been a slog (so far...) Trying to stay motivated all the time is almost impossible, we have so many tasks to achieve throughout a day that when you first wake up in the morning and think about these tasks it came to seem like the whole world is weighing down on you.
By Andrew Flanagan2 years ago in Journal
A Revelation
Today is the day when this journal that I write begins to be put out into the world. Is it scary? Yes highly scary. Do I feel at my most comfortable? No, I do not. But I know that has to be part of the process.
By Andrew Flanagan2 years ago in Journal
The Last Hope
“Finally this dust has settled.” Came the croaked voice of one of the guards. Outside of the walls, there was nothing. Just a sandy death trap. “At least we are safe in here, where the dust does not go, where the nuclear remnants cannot reach.” Came the voice of James. “Keep your eyes out sergeant, this is when they appear. This is when the raiders come.” Croaked the same guard. James a newly promoted watch guardsman stood up to look his senior officer in the face. He was old, his back curved from years of the watch.
By Andrew Flanagan3 years ago in Fiction
The Writing Bug
Life right now is hard. We all know it. No matter where we are in this world, whether over in the United States, The United Kingdom, The Commonwealth or a developing nation, the past year has been a struggle for us all.
By Andrew Flanagan3 years ago in Journal
A Rouge Barrister
To some I am a miracle worker, to others, I am the scum of the Earth. Well, both those opinions can be true depending on who my client is, and as for today? Today my client is thirty-five-year-old Anthony Mills, an elegy murder and pedophile. So already I know which of the two opinions are going to be flung around the media today and for the next six weeks.
By Andrew Flanagan3 years ago in Fiction
The Letter
This was not my first time in this place. This place was what I called home every day after school when I was kicking a football.
By Andrew Flanagan3 years ago in Fiction
The Most Unlikely Of Friendships
“Oh no…no-no.” Came the thoughts of someone running away, she looked behind her to see the eyes of her chaser. Big wide ready to catch her.
By Andrew Flanagan3 years ago in Fiction