Now that’s a strange conversation starter in any situation, but when two blokes are talking to each other in the local football club, it makes you wonder…
…but before I explain about the shaving, I’ll quickly introduce myself (the short version):
– An Englishman who got drunk one night in London, met a Kiwi lass, and woke up in New Zealand (and have stopped drinking since)
– Proceeded to get married in St. Andrews ‘about’ 6 years ago (my wife knows exact dates)
-Said: “I’d never live in Cambridge, it’s too small!”…
. . .then we moved here 2 years ago (guess who wears the trousers!?). A week after arriving joined the Cham ber of Commerce (as a sponsor). A week after that joined Cambridge Football Club (as a sub).
Have loved it ever since!
I spend every day helping business owners grow their business – some locally, most are Australian and US based- All 
done from RD1.
Every fortnight I read the Comedy Chiropractors column (aka Gareth (who I strongly recommend if you’ve got a sore back)), and thought I’d do the same: Every two weeks, sharing insights into how to grow a business.
But we’ll start the business growth next time, ok?
This time, its about two blokes talking about shaving…
…and a friend at football is shaving his hair for charity- Ian Matthews (with hair): –
He’s raising money for Leukaemia and Blood Cancer in “Shave for a Cure”
A hat tip to him already- he’s raised $1, 500 through his own efforts, so I thought I’d dedicate my first column to help.
Here’s his fundraising page: http://jamielikes.me/shavemeonline
I’ve done my part, sharing this with you.
Now its your turn, if this is your thing.
See you in a fortnight…
