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Body Language(1): (Proxemics, gestures and eye contact)

How do police officers know that you have seen them? Why are some people more likeable than others? What are the secrets to be found in a handshake? There are some women who are irresistible to men whether they like it or not. What are the mysterious messages they unconsciously send? Discover answers to these questions as well as enjoying fascinating insights into personal space, eye behaviour and the business, social and courtship gazes (Suitable for after dinner functions when projector not appropriate)

Body Language(2): (Liars and Lovers)

More secrets about sex signals, desire and lust. What are the signals that attract others? How to spot a lie or a liar. Spellbinding and intriguing. (Best, but not essential) when audience have already heard Body Language(1).)

How to survive beyond nine to five

This session is about living and surviving to today’s society. There are innumerable demands placed upon individuals, not only in the workplace, but in everyday life, that is before 9.00 a.m. and after 5.00 p.m.

Some people survive apparently unscathed, whereas others feel they struggle. Are you doing what you want to do most of the time, or are you living in a state of having to do so much that it becomes a strain.

On the other hand you may well feel completely trapped by your situation and unable to escape.

Whether your glass is half full or half empty, you may well find this tack one of the most important events in your life.

The Five Minute Palmist:

After this session you will be able to fun read your hand. Spot someone having a secret affair by looking at their sinister hand! Good fun and superb entertainment. (Suitable for after dinner functions when projector not appropriate)

Moments, Memory & Magic:

Do you forget other people's names. Find yourself in one part of the house and wonder why you are there. Put it down to age. Forget it. It happens to young and old alike. But not everyone. The mysteries of the brain revealed. It's truly magic.

I May be Prejudiced but I'm not a Bad Person:

The truth about prejudice. Forget about political behaviour and why that difference is crucial. Learn the frightening truth about Allports Scale of Prejudice. A challenging talk but not threatening or labelling.

"If only I’d said...."

Ever said to yourself after an encounter, "If only I'd said...."? Break through the embarrassment with a few simple rules that could change your life.

Who Killed the Baroness?:

A facilitated activity that will amuse, edify and provoke. Do you want something different for your group? Then this is it. (Suitable for up to 42 people)

The Master Persuader's Toolbox:

Find out about the amazing psychological buttons that the experts press to exert influence on almost all your buying decisions.

The Midas Touch:

How to be successful. What are the simple rules that enable you to succeed in whatever you want to achieve. An amazing talk that changes the lives of all who hear it.

Lucifer's Riddle:


This is a facilitated activity which will challenge members of your group to a competition for resources. You will receive information concerning the five rules for living and use negotiation skills, judgement and intelligence to answer Lucifer's Riddle. Great fun, with a surprising twist at the very end. What is the riddle? Easy - win as much as you can? Suitable for between 12 to 32 people.
 

"We are the White Cells"

An old time sergeant told Vic that the police were the equivalent of the white cells in the body of society. He often came to ponder that assertion during his 30 years service. This is a talk that will amuse, amaze and astonish.

(Suitable for after dinner functions and group meetings. Not a PowerPoint presentation).

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