Successes for 2013 – Quirky Books

Hi everyone

Thanks for your lovely comforting comments during my time of illness. I will get around to replying to each one them when I can. I am still poorly but managed to write a post and publish it on my beatredundancyblues.wordpress.com blog site.

Despite being ill for a while now, in the post, I have focused on both my personal and professional successes for 2013. This includes writing successes.

As you are a huge part of my success, I thought you would like to read it so we can celebrate together. Here it is:

Hi everyone

I would like to thank you all for your continued support during 2013.

Not only have I accomplished a lot personally but professionally too.

Personal highlights include:

Receiving a Good Citizens Award from the police.
Meeting and speaking to HM the Queen at St James’s Palace.
Becoming a self-employed Tutor and teaching my first Blogging as an aid to recovery course – How to start a WordPress.com blog.

Professional highlights include:

beatredundancyblues won a Special Recognition FT4G Business Award in February.
beatredundancyblues.com Launched in March.
beatredundancyblues.co.uk Launched in July.
beatredundancyblues was referred to on the Sage One website, alongside a blog article written by founder Sandra Bellamy in August: Have you got the guts to run your own business?
beatredundancyblues was referred to on the Pay Justice website, alongside a blog article written by founder Sandra Bellamy in September: How can women make men pay for injustices -16 warning signs of constructive dismissal
beatredundancyblues features on the newly launched sandrabellamy.co.uk site that was launched in November.
beatredundancyblues published a redundancy success story in November about about Matthew Evans fulfilling his artistic dreams:Redundancy-success-story-matthew-evans-one-year
beatredundancyblues published a redundancy success story in December about Sherri Matthews fulfilling her writing dreams after the age of 50: Read Sherri’s success story

I couldn’t have done it without you.

I would like to wish each and every one of you a Happy Christmas and a hugely successful 2014.

Stay positive

Sandra Bellamy

I would like to reiterate my thanks to you.

As I still have lots of work to do on my book over the next few days and need to get some sleep and rest, I won’t be able to comment, like or post as much. I will write as soon as I am able to, keep smiling, you are awesome.

Sandra