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Originally from Dublin Ireland, Thomas has had a strong connection with spirit and his sense of intuition since early childhood. He spent long periods amongst the customs and traditions of true traditional gypsies in Ireland as a young boy growing up in Dublin . Thomas has travelled the world studying a wide variety of spiritual, philosophical, and mediation dicisplines including three years training with Franciscan monks, finally completing his healing, esoteric and channelling training a Maori Medicine Woman. Thomas approaches his clients from a point of acceptance, empowerment, and calm.

With a lifetime of experience and working from a perspective of "physician heal thyself" he helps you to set yourself free whether in his work readings with runes, tea leaves, tarot, clairvoyance, or intuitive counseling.

Like his wife Jacquelene,　Thomas was also taught to read tea leaves as a child, she was taught by her grandfather, he was taught by his grandmother. Th omas was handed a set of rune stones from his grandmother which he still at times uses in readings today. Thomas and Jacquelene are available for functions together or separately.

Written with great clarity, "The Strategy and Tactics of Pricing" is a phenomenal book. It begins with an explanation of strategic pricing, and proceeds to cover competition in the market place, segmentation of buyers, pricing and the marketing mix for industrial and consumer goods, as well as the psychology of pricing. Also covered are models for determining price sensitivity, implications of sales staff price setting and negotiation, and finally, legal aspects of pricing.

After reading this book, you will understand the pitfalls of pursuing market share at all costs and common mistakes businesses and sales people make when setting or negotiating price. You will view your current pricing structure and strategy in a new light, and be able to spot the weak spots. You'll have a better picture of how to attract the right buyers, those that can be served profitably.

The book indirectly touches on topics covered in Co-opetition, and Thinking Strategically, as well as elements of the Theory of Constraints (see Eli Goldratt's "The Goal" and "It's Not Luck" or "Management Dilemmas" by Eli Schragenheim)

(From quoting Adam F. Jewell, USA)