Hannah's Christmas Gift

"Where has the year gone? I can't believe it's November already? It will be Christmas before we know it!" Sound familiar?

"Where has the year gone? I can't believe it's November already? It will be Christmas before we know it!" Sound familiar? We say it every year as it if was a surprise. Well actually we were there in October and all the months prior too! There is no doubt we are busy. Everyone is busy. Busy is seductive. Busy is expected. It provides identity. It also helps us avoid a thought out response and allows us to genuinely not think about what we are busy doing. Busy can be great. The question of course is, are we busy and conscious doing what matters most? Bruce Sullivan's simple message in this book will challenge you to purposefully think about what you are doing with this one life. Hannah's story is beautifully combined with very simple, practical advice and will allow you to quickly and easily take back control of your life and get busy doing what matters most.

Bruce is a relationship specialist and a proven performer in achieving results through people for over 27 years. His practical, hands on experience is based on working in both the community and business. He is a Husband to Gillian of 26 years, a Father to Hannah and Declan and he currently balances this with being a Director of six private companies. Managing his own businesses since his teens, by age 24 he had established his own million-dollar network of businesses and he has an extended track record of working with a wide range of private and public organisations’, both in Australia and overseas. His enthusiastic, entertaining and hands-on approach gets long term tangible results and has resulted in 100% of his work being generated from repeat and referral business, which is of course the strongest possible testimony to his skills. Bruce has worked with individuals, families, businesses and communities providing education and opportunities for personal improvement. It is this experience that has given Bruce a unique understanding of our ability to relate to one another in the workplace and at home. This is what sets his work apart and gives a very practical and timely insight into the human side of the corporate environment.