A fabulous failure
Subtitle: how New Zealand's queen of property turned faliure into fabulous
By: Nicolette Connors
Publisher: Primrose NZ Press
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Christchurch
Language: eng
Number of pages: 222
ISBN-13: 9780473339272
Copyright date: 2016
Subjects: Women in real estate; Biography; Real estate investment; Real estate business
Description: Failure is just another life lesson. Learn from it and move on. Known as New Zealand's Queen of Property Investment, Nicolette Connors' life has been one hell of a rollercoaster ride. Enjoying mega riches and business success, she also danced with the dark side, enduring bankruptcy, domestic violence and depression. With bags of smarts, passion and a strong entrepreneurial spirit, Nicolette cut a dash in advertising, film, television and publishing, creating cheeky start-up companies that were the envy of many. She also found time to marry (twice) and become a devoted mother to son Nico. And while relationships were Nicolette's nemesis -- breaking both her heart and her bank balance -- resilience became her middle name. Telling her story with disarming wit and candour, Nicolette sees her failures in business and relationships as fabulous lessons, ones which have ultimately led to her current happiness and success. A self-described 'fabulous failure', Nicolette believes that property investment has been the key to her salvation. Now once again financially independent, she wants to 'pay it forward' and has made it her mission to help others enjoy a better life -- both now and in retirement -- through investing in property. 'We all experience failure -- every single one of us. It is fair to say you haven't done anything of note unless you've tasted bitter disappointment and sometimes failed. The key to true happiness and success is to make certain those failures don't define you and they can transform themselves into opportunities that will carry you forward -- towards great personal victories, big and small.' So fail and be fabulous!
Notes: Failure is just another life lesson. Learn from it and move on. Known as New Zealand's Queen of Property Investment, Nicolette Connors' life has been one hell of a rollercoaster ride. Enjoying mega riches and business success, she also danced with the dark side, enduring bankruptcy, domestic violence and depression. With bags of smarts, passion and a strong entrepreneurial spirit, Nicolette cut a dash in advertising, film, television and publishing, creating cheeky start-up companies that were the envy of many. She also found time to marry (twice) and become a devoted mother to son Nico. And while relationships were Nicolette's nemesis -- breaking both her heart and her bank balance -- resilience became her middle name. Telling her story with disarming wit and candour, Nicolette sees her failures in business and relationships as fabulous lessons, ones which have ultimately led to her current happiness and success. A self-described 'fabulous failure', Nicolette believes that property investment has been the key to her salvation. Now once again financially independent, she wants to 'pay it forward' and has made it her mission to help others enjoy a better life -- both now and in retirement -- through investing in property. 'We all experience failure -- every single one of us. It is fair to say you haven't done anything of note unless you've tasted bitter disappointment and sometimes failed. The key to true happiness and success is to make certain those failures don't define you and they can transform themselves into opportunities that will carry you forward -- towards great personal victories, big and small.' So fail and be fabulous!

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Table of contents: title: The day before yesterday; title: Gangster's moll, pirate, actress; title: a girl from Bombay Hills does good; title: Mad (wo)men; title: the life and times of an advertising guru; title: Having a nice croissant on the Croisette in Nice; title: Dinner with Daleks and TV with aunty; title: London's most expensive cleaning lady; title: The rich, famous and infamous; title: An entree into London's best parties; title: Why I don't go to a mechanic to cater a dinner party; title: A fairy tale begins; title: Women and wealth; title: Finally, the best idea in the world!; title: When Citron turns sour; title: Predicting the future so as not to regret the past; title: An encounter with the oldest profession in the world; title: Saying ciao to magazines; title: Property; title: the greatest love of all!; title: The trap for young players; title: An open letter to the Prime Minister of New Zealand; title: Paying it forward; title: This is not the end.