Now it's August I'm hoping there may be a little more sun to cheer and give a healthy glow to the pasty faced reclusive hobbit, I've recently become. Conjure up an image of a whey faced, straggle haired woman crouched over a computer keyboard and you get the picture. Being so busy in the current climate is fantastic, it's just that my grooming routine has suffered greviously. (Those of you that know me well, know that my grooming and beauty routine is almost non existant, therefore I currently look like something the cat dragged in and then rejected in horror.
There's been little sunshine to cheer us up in the Liverpool area for the last few weeks, to be honest I've been so busy lately, I've not felt too deprived. I'm now nearing the end of the huge list of catch up items after a busy June and July. We had a lovely group complete certified NLP practitioner courses with us at the beginning of July, and will be running an intensive course later this month.
Next on my list is an NLP Taster mailing for 9th September and our next certified NLP practitioner course 8th - 15th October.
On the funding front, things are currently quite uncertain With SkillWorks on hold for the moment, existing providers have allocated just about every last penny and at present with government funding cuts biting across every sector, it's likely that there will be no more SkilllWorks for the foreseeable future. The good news is we now have access to a client referral organisation which has funding available for qualifying business leaders or senior managers. The company must employ between 5 -250 employees - actually precisely the demographic we would exect to gain the most from our training - so we were right to be optimistic, as one door closes, another always opens.
We'll soon be setting our course dates for 2011, so email me at julie@nlpliverpool.com to sign up to our mailing list to be first to hear the news.
Looking forward to meeting some of you at The Racquet Club for the NLP Taster on 9th September, see the website for details and come and join us.
Ooooh, shadows just fell accross my desk, the sun must have forced it's way through the clouds.
A rare pleasure, to be enjoyed.
Keep Happy
Julie
