Subjects: Entrepreneurs / Small Business

Leaders in the field of life coaching attract massive followings worldwide and Gertrude Matshe will astound you with her story of extraordinary and inspirational humanitarian work in Africa.

Everybody has a genius inside, and they all have the capacity to do extraordinary things, says Dr. John Demartini in his unique philosophy that blends of business, psychology and science. Challenging conventional business models and offering what he sees as a new way to succeed, Dr. Demartini continues his unique blending of business, psychology and science.

Success, says Roger Hamilton, is achieved not before you become an entrepreneur, it’s the other way around – you become successful when you choose to become an entrepreneur. Roger Hamilton is a one-man entrepreneur machine and is always fresh and inspiring as he continues to captivate the London Palladium audience with his tips on business and success.

This episode features a variety of speakers at the Londion Palladium, focusing on entrepeneurship, wealth and philanthropy. The lineup includes Gertrude Matshe who left Africa penniless with three children but went on to become a best-selling author.

n this episode we examine the ideas of this exceptional American business guru who combines neuro linguistic programming with philosophy and psychology to offer a new way to view life and business.

The 2007 Akasha conference at London’s Palladium Theatre kicks off with some unique insights from Bob Proctor. The Akasha philosophy is that success in business is more about attitude and self-development than about profit and procedure. In this programme, Bob Proctor presents some rules to this effect.

After the death of her husband, Gert Boyle faced the incredible task of taking over the struggling Columbia Sportswear company at the age of 46 with 3 children and practically no business experience. Now, at 83, her company is worth billions and in her first UK television interview Gert shares her inspiring stories.