Ed Strachar is a motivational writer and speaker from the UK who believes that making a difference in someone's life through your words of wisdom, encouragement and inspiration can change a person's world. Ed began his career in motivational writing at the age of fourteen where he wrote a weekly column for a national newspaper. He was inspired by Napoleon Hill’s book ‘Think and Grow Rich’ to take his writing further. In 1992 Ed became an award winning freelance journalist and published work in many national magazines including ‘The Times’, ‘The Guardian’, ‘Sainsbury’s Magazine’ and ‘The Telegraph’ His first book was released in 1995 when he wrote the best-selling book 'Motivation: How to Make Anyone do Anything'. In 2004 Ed released his second book 'Countdown: The Art of Motivation', which was another bestseller and has been translated into nine languages
Ed has also written numerous articles for major business publications such as ‘The Times’, ‘The Sunday Times’, The Daily Telegraph’ and ‘Mail on Sunday’. He also writes for international websites such as www.edstrachar.com and www.motivationukshop.com Ed is the founder of the UK Motivation Network with whom he hosts motivational events and courses across the country and abroad including corporate retreats and motivational seminars. He has also appeared on television programmes such as BBC News at Ten and BBC Breakfast News to discuss motivation and leadership Ed is passionate about his work, having worked long hours with world class athletes to help them focus better on their performance, since he believes that these people are role models for other athletes throughout the world, showing that it's possible to achieve success despite difficult circumstances.
When you're involved in sports or business it can be easy to get caught up in negative thoughts - but Ed believes that it's our attitude that matters most. He aims to inspire others by encouraging them to make positive changes in their own lives. His mission is to help other people achieve their goals by helping them find the motivation they need within themselves.
Your brain doesn't know what it cannot do until you tell it.Ed Strachar
Positive thinking is better than negative thinking and... No thinking is far better then positive thinkingEd Strachar
If you don't believe something can be done, at least don't stand in the way of someone else doing it!Ed Strachar
