Best Year Yet

Course Overview

The 'Best year Yet' has been designed to motivate teams and entire organizations to become more focused and determined about the year ahead. It is important to be focused on what you want to achieve both personally and as a collective, it is imperative that you plan and prioritize and it is absolutely fundamental that you take massive action. This session will give you the tools how to do so.

Why attend

NLP is often called the science of success because it is used to make explicit the set of differences present in someone who is excellent at a given activity compared with someone who is mediocre at the same activity. At the 'Best year Yet' you will not only learn the differences which are present in someone who is extremely focused and motivated but you will learn how to apply these differences in your everyday life.

You will learn:

• The NLP formula for setting and getting goals
• The difference between realistic and ambitious goals and the importance of both
• How to put your attention on what is important to you
• How to put your attention on what is important to your team
• Your personal motivation style
• The 'butterfly effect', the small everyday changes that have a HUGE effect
• The importance of focus
• How to be absolutely determined yet relaxed

How this course is structured:

In the past we have delivered this course in numerous ways, sometimes as a two hour session and sometimes three days. This is not just a motivational speech, you will be learning techniques and applications which you can consistently use to remain focused, determined and motivated. The more time you allow for this session, the more change you will see in your organizations behaviour.

You will be able to:

• Create your vision for the next 12 months
• Get 'in state' and be motivated any time, any place
• Plan effectively
• Follow through with your plans
• Be tenacious in achieving what you want
• Move towards fulfilling your potential
• Really enjoy your work and get into 'flow'
• Stay disciplined
• Focus on the solution rather than the problem