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Living Unlimited is a personal development and lifestyle philosophy centered around health, purpose, integrity, happiness and love.
We provide coaching, mentoring and host retreats that will change the quality of your life through looking after yourself better and the embracing of some simple principles and techniques.
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- Identity
- Core confidence
- Purpose identification
- Stress Management
- Happiness
- Career & lifestyle change
- Health
- Living with integrity
- Relationships
- Emotional intelligence
- Beat procrastination
Testimonials
Nick’s authenticity and genuine willingness and ability to make a real difference set him well apart from the crowd. I have no hesitation in recommending Nick and Living Unlimited if you want to make a healthy, transformative difference in your life.
Ali Campbell
Sometimes I just need to be reminded that the dramas I create are just over thinking, Nick has helped me to remember to keep life simple and to remember what is really important.
Andrew Best, London
I was introduced to Nick by a mutual friend who told me that Nick had turned his back on corporate life, seeking a life of purpose and adventure.
Nick inspired me in that he was already making the changes to his life that I wanted to make and he had some good insight and tips on how to be true to myself and to recognise my true worth.
I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Nick to anybody seeking to make changes to their life.
Rachel, Surrey
Nick has managed to reconcile the material world with health and spirituality more holistically than anyone I've known.
Chris T, NY
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Life Lessons of a Stock Market Trader – What’s your story?
Baron Rothschild, a member of the Rothschild banking family, is credited with saying that “the time to buy is when there’s blood in the streets.” He should know. Rothschild made a fortune buying in the panic that followed the Battle of Waterloo against Napoleon. This is known as contrarian investing, for example, the strongly held […]
Life Lessons of a Stock Market Trader – Empty Vessels
During the winter of 1997 and just a few years into my trading career within banking, I was sent to New York for a four week secondment to the bank’s Wall Street dealing room. The idea of working on Wall Street was exciting, the atmosphere was different, the people were different and it took some […]
How much should I eat?
It struck me when talking to folk at the weekend, on a personal development course, that many of us don’t actually know how much to eat as well as what to eat. That in mind, I thought I’d write a short piece that I hope will help or at least get people thinking. How much […]
