Mike Seddon's "The Last Webinar" - A Must Watch!

[Tin]

Mike Seddon is a guy I have had the priviledge to have spoken to a number of times, on the phone. He's a well respected marketing guy who has always been keen to help others who run their own online businesses, who've needed to know how to move their business forward in the right way.

Personally, I've always had a quiet but healthy high regard for Mike and in the last couple of days I'd heard that he has very recently been diagnosed with an incurable and inoperable cancer, leaving him with just weeks to live.

I would kindly urge anybody in business to take the time to watch this video, it's not an easy hour and a half but what Mike has to share is insightful and, to my mind, not to be missed.

Here's a link:
http://internetjetstream.com/the-last-webinar/#comment-10503

Thanks for reading.

Ray

PS: I've moved this thread here as I feel that what Mike has to say is of value to any business sector or indeed anyone working for themselves or for others.

 

[SEOpie]

Thanks Ray. Listening now.

 

[Aspens Marketing and PR]

Very moving and interesting webinar. A lesson for all of us who get very involved in the busyness of work.

 

[RPower]

This is very moving, thank you so much for sharing.

Completely agree with Aspens - it reminds you to step back from the 'busyness'. I'd encourage everyone to watch this video.

 

[claus1860]

Wow very moving indeed. And inspirational. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Rob Gordon]

Thanks for sharing this, well worth watching..

 

[Tin]

Glad you took something out of it, cheers.

Ray

 

[Simon.P]

I had not heard of that gent until now. I listened to the video and found it remarkable that someone was able to share his wisdom at such an emotional time in his life.

 

[Tin]

Yes, he's made of something different to me as I would not have had the courage to do that.

Thanks

Ray

 

[garyk]

Yes its incredibly emotional and as Ray says takes courage. I can't even begin to imagine putting down my thoughts publicly knowing my time is so limited.

 

[William Crum]

Really interesting webinar. Very helpful for all of us who get very involved in the business of work.

 

[Bartholomew Hearn]

It felt 'a bit' shocking.
I'm tuning in right now.