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Nick Williams travels the world sharing a life-affirming - and profoundly spiritual – vision of work and entrepreneurship. A sought after speaker, best-selling author and broadcaster, Nick is on a mission to help people move beyond their fears, play-bigger in their lives, and transform their passions into profitable businesses.
For many years, I have spoken in my live events about what I call “Oh, shit!” moments. (I am from Essex, and have given myself permission to swear at times!) These are moments when we suddenly get inspired and see things clearly, often as if we have awoken from some kind of trance. But these moments of clarity are often swiftly followed by our fear of this clarity. Our thinking mind generates fear, dismisses the ideas, shames us, distracts us and tries to send us back to sleep. One of the life-changing m...
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Posted by Nick Williams on 20 January 2012, at 14:26
Welcome to “Showing up!” the first Inspired Entrepreneur radio show hosted by me, Nick Williams. I have always loved being invited to participate in radio interviews and have done hundreds of them. In 2010 I was also thinking about “How do I create podcasts?” I was chatting with my friend Mark Shaw and he said, “Don’t call them podcasts, make them into radio shows,” and in that moment it dawned on me that as waiting to be invited onto radio shows, I could also create Inspired Entrepreneur radio. -...
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Posted by Nick Williams on 19 December 2011, at 08:16
If you have wondered what kind of people come to our Inspired Entrepreneur evenings and what they get from coming, so did we! So we asked them ourselves, and this is what they told us: If you would love to have an experience of one of our evenings, you can do for £1 with our trial membership – we look forward to seeing you there – you can also check out our next events.
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Posted by Nick Williams on 08 December 2011, at 18:49
I wrote this poem at the Aspire Conference in London on 29th November whilst in a workshop run by David Adams, a business leadership coach, accountant and poet. He was amazing – in just 25 minutes, David read poems, talked, got us to write a poem around the theme, “I want to write about…” and then got us to read our poems aloud. An amazing achievement in less than 30 minutes. At the end of the conference, we were invited to commit to doing one scary thing and make ourselves accountable for doing i...
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Posted by Nick Williams on 01 December 2011, at 12:43
I just spent two days at the first Aspire conference in London, and what an amazing and inspiring experience it was for me. Aspire was set up Dr Samantha Collins in 2000 to inspire, train and support women in leadership. The event consisted of around 35 20-minute inspirational talks interspersed with drumming, singing and movement. Quite edgy for a conference aimed mainly at women in corporate work. Out of 200 delegates, three were men, and out of 35 international speakers, two were men, and I was one of t...
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Posted by Nick Williams on 01 December 2011, at 10:42
I have known Julie Wookey for around twenty years as a friend and as a Psychology of Vision trainer and I have always admired her courage in “standing for the feminine.” With her husband Nigel she also runs a very successful organic farms, the first in the UK, and they have created a luxury five bedroom sustainable house entirely from straw! When I asked Julie once, “What has most caused your success?” she is the only person to have ever responded to me saying, “My relationships.” The feminine i...
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Posted by Nick Williams on 21 November 2011, at 14:39
Love is Letting Go of Fear – how do we find peace of mind in a changing world? I meet Jerry Jampolsky and Diane Cirincione Jerry Jampolsky is one of the leading lights and founding fathers of the spiritual and personal growth movement. His first book Love Is Letting Go of Fear came out in 1979 and after three decades has sold 3 million copies, it is still one of the most widely read and best-loved books on personal transformation and has become a classic all over the world. Jerry met his wife Diane C...
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Posted by Nick Williams on 14 November 2011, at 12:22