"High Achiever's Summit" in Dublin - looking for someone who wants to go

mmamula

It's this event:
http://www.thehighachieverssummit.ie/

They sell 2 tickets for 247€, so I'm looking for someone who would split the ticket with me (so you get 1 ticket for 123,5€).

Hope to find someone who wants to go

I am pie

mmamula wrote: »

It's this event:
http://www.thehighachieverssummit.ie/

They sell 2 tickets for 247€, so I'm looking for someone who would split the ticket with me (so you get 1 ticket for 123,5€).

Hope to find someone who wants to go

A high achiever could afford the 250 to go on their own.

caff

It looks very "motivational" and low on useful content. What are you hoping to gain from it? There are plenty of free services aimed at advising startups and existing business already out there if you look for them.

http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employment/types_of_employment/self_employment/setting_up_a_business_in_ireland.html

http://www.basis.ie/home/home.jsp?pcategory=10055&ecategory=10055&language=EN

mmamula

I am pie wrote: »

A high achiever could afford the 250 to go on their own.

Thanks for your helpful reply, just a few remarks:

a) I could do that and waste 123,5€ - but is that what a high achiever would do?

b) I could use some company and not go alone

c) Nowhere have I claimed to be a high achiever, that's why I'm going to the summit and listen to them

mmamula

Thanks for the links caff... I know it will probably be just "motivational" but I still want to go

Tabnabs

OP, it would be worth asking over on the Entrepreneurial forum, might get more interest there.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=106

mmamula

Tabnabs wrote: »

OP, it would be worth asking over on the Entrepreneurial forum, might get more interest there.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=106

Already did, got 0 response... at least here people are trying to talk me out of it, I guess that's better than ignoring me

I am pie

mmamula wrote: »

Thanks for your helpful reply, just a few remarks:

a) I could do that and waste 123,5€ - but is that what a high achiever would do?

b) I could use some company and not go alone

c) Nowhere have I claimed to be a high achiever, that's why I'm going to the summit and listen to them

You went off track at 'helpful'...but if I may I would suggest that the reason these people are high achievers is that people are willing to pay 250e for 2 tickets to listen to them paraphrase oft repeated truisms.

Do yourself a favour, save your money.

caff

mmamula wrote: »

Thanks for the links caff... I know it will probably be just "motivational" but I still want to go

In that case may I suggest alternative motivational like networking opportunities?

http://www.dceb.ie/networking

http://www.irishinvestmentnetwork.ie/business-entrepreneurs

http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Connector-113882?trk=myg_ugrp_ovr

MadsL

Sean Gallagher, high-achiever??? You are having a giraffe surely...

Bummer1234

MadsL wrote: »

Sean Gallagher, high-achiever??? You are having a giraffe surely...

The website maker could get the hang of spelling "candidate" for him either

Miguel_Sanchez

High Achievers? Not in web design they're not.

Jay D

Looks like an absolute gimmick if anything.

stovelid

Q; What's your high achievement?

A: I host seminars that thousands of mugs pay 247 quid to attend. I intend to retire next year.

true

People who go to those things are mostly mugs. Spend your time and cash more wisely.

Tupamaros

That money is a joke..to listen to people like Sean Gallagher..seriously??

Please save your money and don't go. If you want to learn basic business acumen, talk to a business person, offer to do a few hours with someone for free etc you'll learn a lot more from that than listening to Gallagher or Bobby Kerr go on about work ethic and how we need to create jobs for Ireland's future. I've heard Sean Gallagher speak in person, he's an imbecile that spouts clichés.