I am engaged, at the moment, in what I understand is a “soft launch” of my online shares course, “Investing in Shares for Maximum Returns“. The way that I use social media in my business and personal branding makes the use of a soft launch the ideal way to go from my perspective. I do… Continue reading Soft launching my online shares course
Author: Terry Gorry
Investing in shares for maximum returns-new investing course
I put the finishing touches to my new online course about investing in shares yesterday. I am delighted with the finished product, and believe in it. So much so that I am giving a 30 day, no questions asked refund, for any purchaser who is not entirely satisfied. I believe it is competitively priced, too,… Continue reading Investing in shares for maximum returns-new investing course
Making baguettes this Saturday morning
I’m making baguettes this morning. I used to think that making baguettes was difficult but once you understand a couple of basic principles and put them into action making baguettes is simple. The key, I think, is to ensure you insert steam/water into your oven prior to putting the baguettes in the oven. You can… Continue reading Making baguettes this Saturday morning
Massive interest in my shares videos
I published a video on my YouTube video earlier this week and it quickly became my top performing video on my channel ‘compared to your typical performance’. The ‘ranking by views’ metric was 1 of 10 and there were 16 comments, all of them positive and many asking for more videos of a similar nature.… Continue reading Massive interest in my shares videos
Leading from the back
I heard a fascinating interview with Jim Gavin, the former Dublin football manager, on the Business Programme on RTE radio one Saturday morning recently. He was speaking about a concept that I had never heard of before: the idea of leading from behind, not the front. And it made an immense amount of good sense… Continue reading Leading from the back
Tax time
I had a brief conversation with my accountant yesterday morning in which he explained how much money I had to pay the tax man. It was an eye watering sum, and one of the only ways to reduce my liability is to pay a lump sum into a pension, which I have been doing for… Continue reading Tax time
When should you sell shares?
Since I started investing in shares in a serious way a few years ago I have bought and held virtually all my shares. I made the odd disposal, for example SnapChat at a considerable profit, but I was wondering about what factors should influence my decision to sell my shares, if selling was advisable at… Continue reading When should you sell shares?
The monetisation of hope and greed
The monetisation of hope, desperation and greed is a powerful way to make a great deal of money. All you need to do is look at the various share trading/day trading scams being promoted online. Various YouTube channels and Instagram accounts have been spawned which claim to show the ordinary person how they can easily,… Continue reading The monetisation of hope and greed
Choose your pain
Choose your pain. You have a choice as to what type of pain you choose, but you do have a choice. And you must choose, even if you don’t recognise that you are making a choice every day. The choice is between doing now the difficult, dirty, disciplined, demanding work that matters, the work that… Continue reading Choose your pain
Don’t flaunt your shopping bag
A ‘fan’ who follows my activities and content on social media emailed me recently. She told me that she had followed me for a long time, loved what I did online, loved the helpful content I put out and she was looking for some advice for a first time buyer. When she clarified that she… Continue reading Don’t flaunt your shopping bag