My approach to running events is simple: I create the kind of great learning experiences I want to have myself, and then I invite other nice people to join in. These are the events I am currently promoting:

I'm hosting Dr Srikumar Rao at the London Business School. Dr Rao is best known for his pioneering MBA program 'Creativity and Personal Mastery', which puts happiness at the heart of business. It's become one of the most popular and highly-rated programs at many of the world’s top business schools. Dr Rao is also a bestselling author and TED speaker. This afternoon workshop will be packed with practical tips that you can use immediately for lasting results. Read More »

My friend Michael Neill is a bestselling author, trainer and Supercoach. He's returning to London for two one-day events in September, kicking off with 'Creating the Impossible' - a live day of training and on-the-spot coaching, followed by 30 days of online tips, teleclasses and follow up. We want you to pursue your 'impossible' goals and dreams. When Michael ran this program last year, all kinds of 'impossible' things were achieved. It's a really cool program. Read More »

Do you want more money? Michael has helped several of my friends to pole-vault over their financial limitations and this one-day workshop will reveal how. Based on his experiences of meeting and working with some of the world's wealthiest people, including billionaires and royalty, Michael's approach is about taking the fear out of finances and instead making money fun. This is the only program about money I recommend - it's unlike any other. Read More »

What would it be like if you could see from the outside what people are thinking on the inside? That's what Eric Robbie is famous for, and this workshop is a rare opportunity to find out his secrets. You'll improve your observation skills using several unique processes Eric has developed and you'll also learn his Submodality Eye Accessing Cues. This is essential training for all coaches, therapists and anyone who wants to know what other people are really thinking. Read More »