“The United States of a Presenter.”
April 24th & 25th at The Holiday Inn, Gatwick Airport. RH6 0BA
Have you ever been in the presence of someone who managed to capture your attention and captivate your imagination to such an extent it seemed as though they were speaking to you directly? It’s as if they move you from one state to another with such effortless skill. The age-old adage is so true, that it isn’t what you say – it’s the way you say it!
In this world there are many great orators and whether we agree with their content or not, we can appreciate they can get their point across in a very convincing way. Even more importantly these skills can be learnt by anyone who wants to have more presence when they communicate with other people.
In a fun packed weekend where
• You will learn to structure your presentation in a way that holds the audience’s attention and delivers the key objectives.
• Your ability to communicate will be enhanced through developing your language to keep the audiences’ interest.
• You will learn platform skills to enrich the presentation for maximum impact to your audience.
• Special attention is devoted to voice, timing and spatial awareness in order for your key objectives to be delivered seamlessly.
Good news and best of all, you will not find a PowerPoint presentation anywhere on this course.
This course is aimed at:
- Anyone that presents
- Anyone that would like to feel confident speaking in public
- Directors and Managers who want to be able to get their message across more easily
- People wanting to develop sales & marketing skills
- For interviewers and interviewees
- People Managers
- Anyone that would like to interact socially more easily
- For coaches
- For therapists
- And even for a wedding - whether that be best man, groom, father of the bride or of course the bride herself.
All this for the fantastic price of only £297
To book or for further details click the "Contact Me" button on the left hand side and I will get back to you as soon as possible
Thursday, 4 March 2010
Monday, 7 December 2009
NLP Practitioner 1st -7th February 2010 Gatwick Airport
Society of NLP Licensed NLP Practitioner Course with Thoughtitude Ltd
Monday 1st February - Sunday 7th February 2010
NLP can change your life in just 7 days!!!
This 7 Day Licensed Training will teach the attitudes, principles and techniques of Neuro Linguistic Programming, to increase personal effectiveness and to develop those skills in others. On successful completion of the 7 Day Licensed NLP Training, you will gain certification through the Society of NLP, the first and largest NLP Certification Organisation in the world. Dr Richard Bandler, Co-Creator of Neuro Linguistic Programming, will sign your Certificate.
What Can You Expect?
To be trained by First Class Trainers, June O'Driscoll and Geoff Rolls, who have been trained by and regularly assist Dr Richard Bandler, Paul McKenna, Michael Neill and John LaValle at their NLP Licensed Training Events in the UK.
To be trained in NLP the way it was created to be learned, through metaphors, language, strategies and fun!!
To be amazed at how quickly you can learn Life Changing skills, which can be used for your personal development and to build those skills in others.
What Will You Learn?
Rapport
To develop a foundation of trust and co-operation with others, effortlessly.
Calibration
To notice and read a person's unconscious non-verbal responses in an ongoing interaction, by observing behavioural cues with a specific internal response.
Representation Systems
To learn how people describe their experiences through their sensory-rich language.
Meta Model
To ask specific questions to clarify information and to recover information that may be lost in translation and understanding.
Milton Model
To be 'Artfully Vague' by using hypnotic language, that not only develops rapport, but also influences in the most congruent manner.
Well Formed Goals
A set of conditions that must be met to produce a successful and ecological outcome.
Anchoring
To install or collapse an internal response which is stimulated by an external trigger.
Submodalities
To recognise the sensory qualities evident by the 5 senses
Reframing
How to look at things from a different perspective.
Metaphors
To take a situation and to think about it as a story or analogy.
Strategies
To detect a set of explicit steps used to achieve a specific outcome.
Timelines
How you interpret the past, present and future to change things.
Hypnosis
How to focus on an inner experience, so that the external environment begins to take on other qualities.
When and Where Is the Training?
The NLP Licensed Practitioner Course is being held on Monday 1st February 2010 - Sunday 7th February 2010 at The Holiday Inn, Gatwick Airport, West Sussex. RH6 0BA.
Early Bird 10% discount for bookings paid in full by 15th December 2009, £1,457 normal price and you pay £1,311!
For further details please contact
June O'Driscolll on 07876 578055. Email: enquiries@thoughtitude.co.uk www.thoughtitude.co.uk
Geoff Rolls on 07905 056513. Email: geoff@geoffrolls.co.uk www.geoffrolls.co.uk
Testimonials from the March 2009 NLP Practitioner Training Course
'The best course I have ever attended and would recommend anyone who feels they want a life changing experience, this course is for them'
'Exceeded expectations, very practical exercises with relevant theory'
'The most Professionally delivered course I have ever attended. I would easily recommend this course to anyone.'
'Nothing short of fantastic!'
'Enjoyed every aspect, felt I learned a lot more than I expected, Thanks very much'.
'Thoroughly enjoyed it and got so much more than just training'
'This course has been great value to me. I have learnt a lot about myself and it has given me greater confidence'
Friday, 17 July 2009
So what are we seeing anyway?
I was reading a few pages of a book today. As usual I meant to read much more than that, and I came across a great quote from Anaïs Nin. She said "We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are."
It got me thinking a little bit about the interesting situation that is being heavily reported in the UK at the moment in relation to the supposed pandemic of Influenza A H1N1, also less catchingly titled "Swine Flu."
By all means from what is reported, this outbreak is serious enough to be brought to our attention, but the purveyors of doom AKA most parts of the popular the media, use language so vague and intangible, that in order to understand what they have written or broadcast, us mere mortals have to go inside our brains and make reference points to events of our past to make any sense of what is written. This in turn causes us to change our state, and before you know it, a huge amount of people are panicking. Very soon we see things as we are, i.e. in the new less resourceful state, unable to put everything into perspective.
Just wanted to leave you with a small thought. How many times, when you have been feeling great have you had to make a decision - it's relatively easy to make isn't it? So, how many times have you had to make a decision when you have been seriously stressed - a little less easy I would guess. This is because your brain, rather helpfully goes into a state known as fight or flight, which in turn shuts off adequate access to large portions of your brain which would be used for logical, emotion free thought.
So what are you doing to change you state? Maybe you'll see, hear, feel, smell and taste things differently.
It got me thinking a little bit about the interesting situation that is being heavily reported in the UK at the moment in relation to the supposed pandemic of Influenza A H1N1, also less catchingly titled "Swine Flu."
By all means from what is reported, this outbreak is serious enough to be brought to our attention, but the purveyors of doom AKA most parts of the popular the media, use language so vague and intangible, that in order to understand what they have written or broadcast, us mere mortals have to go inside our brains and make reference points to events of our past to make any sense of what is written. This in turn causes us to change our state, and before you know it, a huge amount of people are panicking. Very soon we see things as we are, i.e. in the new less resourceful state, unable to put everything into perspective.
Just wanted to leave you with a small thought. How many times, when you have been feeling great have you had to make a decision - it's relatively easy to make isn't it? So, how many times have you had to make a decision when you have been seriously stressed - a little less easy I would guess. This is because your brain, rather helpfully goes into a state known as fight or flight, which in turn shuts off adequate access to large portions of your brain which would be used for logical, emotion free thought.
So what are you doing to change you state? Maybe you'll see, hear, feel, smell and taste things differently.
Thursday, 16 July 2009
Licensed NLP Practitioner Training September 2009 - Society of NLP
With the perceived Economic downturn seeming to take a hold for some people and their businesses, now may be just the right time to start taking some action and responsibility for your own actions by learning to become a Licenced Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP).
If you want to be able to use what resources you already have in a far more effective way this is the course for you. See below for details:
NLP Licensed Practitioner Course - Saturday 5th September - Friday 11th September 2009
NLP can change your life in just 7 days!!!
The 7 Day Licensed Training will teach the attitudes, principles and techniques of Neuro Linguistic Programming, to increase personal effectiveness and to develop those skills in others. On successful completion of the 7 Day Licensed NLP Training you will gain certification through the Society of NLP, the first and largest NLP Certification Organisation in the world. Your Certificate will be signed by Dr Richard Bandler Co-Creator of Neuro Linguistic Programming in the 1970's.
What Can You Expect?
You can expect to be trained by First Class Trainers, June O'Driscoll and Geoff Rolls, who regularly assist Dr Richard Bandler, John La Valle, Paul McKenna and Michael Neill at their NLP Licensed Training Events.
You can expect to be trained in NLP the way it was created to be trained, through metaphors, language, strategies and fun!!
To be amazed at how quickly you can learn Life Changing skills, which can be used for personal development or to build those skills in others.
What Will You Learn?
Rapport
To develop a foundation of trust and co-operation with others, effortlessly.
Calibration
To notice and read a person's unconscious non-verbal responses in an ongoing interaction by observing behavioural cues with a specific internal response.
Representation Systems
How people describe their experiences through their language.
Meta Model
To ask specific questions to clarify information and to recover information that may be lost in translation.
Milton Model
To be 'Artfully Vague' by using hypnotic language.
Well Formed Goals
A set of conditions that must be met to produce a successful and ecological outcome.
Anchoring
To Install or Collapse an internal response which is stimulated by an external trigger.
Submodalities
To recognise the sensory qualities evident by the 5 senses
Reframing
How to look at things from a different perspective.
Metaphors
To take a situation and to think about it as a story or analogy.
Strategies
To detect a set of explicit steps used to achieve a specific outcome.
Timelines
How you interpret the past, present and future to change things.
Hypnosis
How to focus on an inner experience so that the external environment begins to fade.
When and Where Is the Training?
The NLP Licensed Practitioner Course is being held on Saturday 5th September - Friday 11th September 2009 at The Holiday Inn, Gatwick Airport, West Sussex. RH6 0BA.
What is the Investment?
The 7 Day NLP Licensed Practitioner Course is £1,457
For a special discount of 10% on this price that expires on 5th August call Geoff Rolls on +44(0)1932 222104 or click on the Contact Me tab on the left and I will get back to you as soon as possible
Sunday, 12 October 2008
One thing holding it together
I have just finished spending a week with about 20 other great friends and very talented NLP Trainers assisting co-creator of NLP, Dr Richard Bandler, running his seminar in London.
Seven days previously about 200 people crowded into a room and didn't really realise what they could do, just by altering their mindset and helping each other. This was particularly brought home to me on Saturday when faced with over 40 people wanting to overcome a phobia of spiders.
"Goldie" was a Brazilian Gold Striped Tarantula ( I hope that is right) no more than 14 cms across and really was the most exquisite looking arachnoid I have seen, but the effect of knowing she was in the room next door really freaked out these 40 people.
Demonstrating a number of techniques to the delegates meant that they could help each other to overcome this fear, and whilst most did just that, quite normally there are a small number that need some extra support. I worked with one delegate who was quite adamant that there was no way that she would even be able to look at the spider let alone pick it up, it had been too well developed.
No more than twenty minutes later this delegate not only looked at the spider, but held it for a couple of minutes. Understandably this was a very moving experience for the delegate and for all of us as assistants, particularly when she stated "you just don't realise how important this is."
This one thing now overcome, has now cleared the way for the most incredible set of goals and opportunities, which without doubt will change her life for the better, and I am very honoured to be witness to this change process in action.
So what do you want?
What's stopping you from getting it?
What would happen if you changed one thing that may be holding you back, I wonder?
Seven days previously about 200 people crowded into a room and didn't really realise what they could do, just by altering their mindset and helping each other. This was particularly brought home to me on Saturday when faced with over 40 people wanting to overcome a phobia of spiders.
"Goldie" was a Brazilian Gold Striped Tarantula ( I hope that is right) no more than 14 cms across and really was the most exquisite looking arachnoid I have seen, but the effect of knowing she was in the room next door really freaked out these 40 people.
Demonstrating a number of techniques to the delegates meant that they could help each other to overcome this fear, and whilst most did just that, quite normally there are a small number that need some extra support. I worked with one delegate who was quite adamant that there was no way that she would even be able to look at the spider let alone pick it up, it had been too well developed.
No more than twenty minutes later this delegate not only looked at the spider, but held it for a couple of minutes. Understandably this was a very moving experience for the delegate and for all of us as assistants, particularly when she stated "you just don't realise how important this is."
This one thing now overcome, has now cleared the way for the most incredible set of goals and opportunities, which without doubt will change her life for the better, and I am very honoured to be witness to this change process in action.
So what do you want?
What's stopping you from getting it?
What would happen if you changed one thing that may be holding you back, I wonder?
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