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Connect on Facebook Share Powered by the Simple Social Press How do you go from suffering with dyslexia and dyspraxia and being thrown out of private school, to passing your exams and gaining massive amounts of confidence? This is what…
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Connect on Facebook Share Powered by the Simple Social Press Angel Tarot Reading for the week ahead and end of August. I’ll also maybe do a quick FB Live viewer Reading. If you would like to join me for the…
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‘Middle-class parents need to accept that some children are just too thick for private school.’ This headline about private school education from The Telegraph newspaper might be true, however one of my very early PhotoReading Coaching memories from 10 or…
Congratulations to those who received their exam results today. If want to next level your performance, or didn’t do as well as you’d hoped, read on. If you passed with flying colours, great. If you failed in glorious technicolour, there’s…
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Connect on Facebook Share Powered by the Simple Social Press French pole vaulter Renaud Lavillenie ‘felt like Jesse Owens’ in the 1936 Olympics. Let me tell you the one big difference and why I think his experience was great.