#21: Peter Thomson Reveals How To Create Relationships With Clients So They Treat You Like An Expert

Tips for building a powerful foundation for success

Peter Thomson is regarded as the UK’s most prolific information product creator. Starting his business in 1972, he built 3 very successful companies – selling the last one for £4.2M, to retire at the age of 42. Peter specializes in helping coaches, consultants, speakers, trainers and business owners create and market their own information products. With over 100 audio and 100 video programs written and recorded, he is the Nightingale Conant’s leading UK author.

Listen in as Peter talks about:

Why he made a pivotal decision aged 7 that had a huge impact on his life

The value of flexibility and how it allowed him to dramatically grow his businesses
His simple daily journaling routine that has made him super productive
Easy-to-implement Tips for building a bedrock of success
His powerful advice for business owners, who feel out of control
The Golden Rule that must be practiced for business success
How to create relationships with clients so they treat you like an Expert
A new way to look at your competitors – you’ll love this!
His technique to calm down an overwhelmed mind to gain clarity
His No. 1 Mindset Tip for business owners struggling to reach their goals

Find out more about Peter at PeterThomson.com.

Nina x

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