Robert Dilts and I
Suzie Smith and I
Judith Delozier and I
I arrived home on the 11th Aug 2007 and have mixed feelings. I enjoyed myself tremendously while I was at the University of NLP (University of California) in Santa Cruz. The networking was fantastic and I have learned lots and lots from different cultures, different people. The huge amount of feedback makes me really think out of the box. I was amongst other trainers, professionals in teaching, consultants and most of all, people are generally very open when we are in the same community. EAT, SLEEP, BREATHE NLP day and night. The first week went by very slowly, then the second week was faster then the first week. Then the final week just zoomed past as we had so many assignments to complete. It was presentation after presentation day after day. I had it so much in my body and cell overflowing inside me. It was a unforgettable experience and the trainers were such Great people. I am now absolutely confident and have created the type of training which is my very own masterpiece. It is unique and is aimed at making a difference for people who attend my workshops. I am putting myself in the participants shoes all the time when I prepared the modules and it is going to be fun and experiential learning . The workshops will definitely benefit them. These modules will create lots of learning experience for the participants. Loads of experiential learning is the best way to learn and achieving memorable outcomes...and delivering miracles.
