Welcome to our collection of free information, eBooks and practical resources designed to help charities, businesses and individuals.
From time to time, Eric Cuthbert, the founder of My New Future, will publish new eBooks, guides and useful information that you can download completely free of charge.
Please explore the free resources below and download anything that may be helpful to you or your organisation. You are also welcome to share this page with other people who may benefit.
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Would you enjoy connecting local businesses and helping people create valuable new opportunities? This practical handbook explains how to organise, host and grow a successful local business networking group.
It could be the ideal FREE side hustle for a stay-at-home parent, a semi-retired person or anyone who enjoys bringing people together and wants to build a rewarding local opportunity.
Time is one resource your charity can never replace. This free eBook contains practical ideas to reduce administration, work more efficiently and make more time for the people and causes that matter most.
Have you ever dreamed of starting your own business? Young Dragons helps young people discover exciting business ideas and explore how to turn them into reality.
Our FREE, easy-to-use AI tools help you develop your ideas, explore whether they could work and take your first steps towards becoming a young entrepreneur. No business experience or technical skills needed!
This free eBook gives sole traders and small-business owners practical guidance on pricing, cash flow, marketing, customers, AI, funding and growth—without becoming overwhelmed.
Arguments with a teenager can quickly become stressful for the whole family. This practical 30-day communication programme helps parents recognise conflict triggers, listen more effectively and introduce calmer, clearer boundaries.
Follow one manageable step each day to reduce repeated arguments, rebuild trust and turn difficult disagreements into more constructive family conversations.
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Parenting a teenager can sometimes feel as though every conversation turns into an argument—or that nobody is listening to anybody.
This practical guide helps parents understand teenage behaviour, communicate more effectively, recognise when something may be wrong and maintain a caring relationship while setting clear boundaries.
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Looking tough might seem harmless, but one bad decision can create consequences that last for years.
This informative eBook is designed for parents and young people to read and discuss together. It reveals the realities of crime, peer pressure, modern police detection, criminal records and youth custody—while encouraging safer choices and more positive ways to build a successful future.
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Do you find it difficult to concentrate, stay organised or manage distractions? Perhaps you have wondered whether ADHD could help explain some of your everyday experiences.
Our free questionnaire and overview offer a starting point for exploring these concerns. Reflect on your experiences and consider whether to discuss them with a qualified healthcare professional. This review provides general guidance—it cannot diagnose ADHD or replace a professional assessment.
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