Breakfast is served
My ‘working week’ began with a Chamber Breakfast at The Carnoustie Hotel. Not being a Golfer, I hadn’t realised the Dunhill Pro Am tournament was on until Daniel asked me to pick up a car pass! I really enjoy Chamber events as they are fantastic for a bit of networking and they always have a good speaker. This time it was the turn of the resident Pro to give us an insight into the daily life of the golf course and where they would like to be. I also manged to catch a chat with The Chief Dragon, Mr Peter Jones – he is a big lad!
Thursday is my admin day. My four year old son, Spencer, is at nursery so I have a free day to get fully up to speed with Rugbytots.
I enjoyed a 1-2-1 business catch-up with Kirsty, the Scottish franchisor. A great hour sharing ideas and best practice. I am arranging a fundraising Elf’s Party in December so booked the venue and catering. Also got creative and pulled ideas together for activities. After catching up with party bookings and new class enquiries, I got on my bike to deliver flyers. Social media is a fantastic tool for my business, but snail mail works really well too.
A rare ‘school night’ out to support my wife, Lynne, as she held a charity pub quiz for Childline.