By Charlie Hutton 

April 16, 2024 Charlie Hutton

Chances are, there is a traitor in your midst…  And I’m not talking about Claudia Winkleman in a castle in the Highlands.  Now, this traitor is not that dodgy employee.  It’s not that unreliable supplier.  It’s not even the government and their stealth taxes.  And this traitor is perhaps the biggest killer in this game, especially if you like mountains of profit and freedom.   The traitor in your midst? Customers. Let me explain…  Rewind ...

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By Charlie Hutton 

April 14, 2024 Charlie Hutton

Meet my son, the master procrastinator….   When it comes to doing stuff he doesn’t like, or ignoring problems, Barney is a pro.  Time for homework?  He needs to urgently sharpen the pencils. All the pencils  Bedtime?  His Lego needs sorting.   Maybe his Technic Lego too.  Cleaning his rugby boots?  Well, he’s gonna straight up ignore them.  Dump them in the utility room and hope someone else takes pity on him, or hope they magically ...

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By Charlie Hutton 

April 11, 2024 Charlie Hutton

Ok, let’s address a big barrier when pushing to  £1M+ without an army of employees… It’s something that blocks the road to success for men in this game… And most fail to see it.  Or they choose to ignore it.  Either way, I get it.  When you’re working all the hours to get to 10K, 20K, or even £30K a month, the thought of ‘more’ can seem out of reach.  How the hell would ...

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By Charlie Hutton 

April 9, 2024 Charlie Hutton

The other day I witnessed an AI disaster… Some junky sales pitch from a supposed ‘marketing hero.’ Now, not gonna say who this was from, or what they were selling…   But it’s safe to say it was like microwaved ice cream.  All the flavours were there, but the texture was all wrong.  The author got burned in the comments.  “When AI goes wrong.”  …Was the least of it.  And whilst it was easy for ...

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By Charlie Hutton 

April 7, 2024 Charlie Hutton

My wife and son have that sun-kissed glow, yet I’m still as pasty as ever… This week, I’m back after an Easter break.  The sun, sea and vitamin D were good for the soul. And for attacking the next quarter with a metric-fcuk-tonne of energy.  Whilst away, we went snorkeling at a famous local spot.  The tropical fish were fun…   But the human entertainment was better.  See, this supposed ‘deserted island’ was a tourist ...

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