It's been a busy month here and I have neglected my blog posting duties, however I am now starting to get back on track, starting with a brand new look.
I have tried to stop the blog looking as busy as it did, as well as making it clearer what services I can offer readers - they are all now available in one box at the top left of the new layout.
I would really appreciate any comments below (good and bad) on the new look.
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As most of my readers and clients are in England and the USA, this weekend was not a good one for us from a football (or soccer if you prefer) perspective. The USA put up a brave fight against Ghana on Saturday night which is more than can be said for England yesterday against Germany.
I can't take away all of the pain but I will do what I can to ensure that June has not been wasted. To this end, I am offering a 20% discount on almost all of Feechan Consulting's services if paid for before the end of June.
That's:
20% off any existing quotes you have from Spreadsheets by Email - Simply click the link in your quote to pay by debit/credit card or PayPal before close of play on 30th June 2010 and the 20% discount will be refunded to your card/PayPal account;
20% off all new Spreadsheets by Email jobs paid for before the end of the month - Just submit your requirement at http://www.spreadsheetsbyemail.biz, we will provide your fixed price quote and you can claim your discount as above;
20% off any consultancy booked and paid for from Feechan Consulting before 30th June - Please call on 0845 6439693 or email enquiries@feechan.co.uk to discuss your requirements.
There's still time to ensure that you remember June for something positive.
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It is in the English character to be inspired by austerity and adversity, just look at how an older generation performed under rationing and during the blitz. As a nation, we are never at our best when things are going well but put our backs up against the wall and put the pressure on and we find hidden strengths.
I suppose what I am saying is that two draws and press vilification on the football front and a recession and a massive belt-tightening at home are ideal preparation for this afternoon's match.
If you need more inspiration, take a look at this video the BBC have put together with Brian Blessed.
Speaking of videos, I feature (briefly) in the video below from Back the Beard supporting Help for Heroes and Great Ormond Street, as I am not shaving while England are still in the competition. I am personally raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support and you can see how the beard's coming along, and donate, at http://www.justgiving.com/HairyGlen.
COME ON ENGLAND!
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