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the seven rules of success

fiona harrold

discover the secrets of great achievers

Tonight Fiona will outline the rules that successful individuals follow to achieve success. For over three years she has interviewed millionaires, charity founders, politicians, human rights leaders, entrepreneurs, best-selling novelists, TV presenters, and more, to discover their secrets and strategies. She has distilled this information into seven distinct rules that all great achievers follow for her new book, 7 Rules of Success. You too can follow their proven rules for success. Apply the rules in your thinking and in your actions. They can help to make you passionate, fuelled by strong self-belief, a doer, a risk-taker, a perseverer, inspiring and generous. Some of the rules you may already be following, others you may want to enhance and develop. For the first time anywhere in the UK, Fiona will outline the rules, give you real-life examples and show you how to apply them to fine-tune your life-or get a brand new one! Once you know the rules, all you have to do is follow them. Fiona Harrold's earliest exposure to life-coaching was aged eleven when her beloved father would inspire her with the likes of Norman Vincent Peale, Napoleon Hill and Dale Carnegie. Fiona's intention is to take the principles of personal responsibility, individual self-help and mutual support to the widest public through her books, workshops and website services. She is the author of the best-selling Be Your Own Life Coach, The 10-Minute Life Coach, Reinvent Yourself and Indestructible Self-Belief. 7 Rules of Success is published in January. She was recently named by The Times newspaper as one of the 'new gurus who have got inside our minds to fill society's spiritual void'. Fiona was the Green Party Parliamentary candidate for Hammersmith & Fulham at the 2005 General Election. She lives in London with her teenage son. http://www.fionaharrold.com

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