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- Where do you live and work? (City)
- Live just outside London work all over the world
- Professional Skills
- Personal Impact and Executive Presence developmental training.
Presentation and Communication skills.
Becoming who you believe you are capable of being!
- What is your main interest in this network?
- Education, Social, Networking, Improv Resources
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- Creativity, Communication, Leadership, Life Skills, Character Development, Presentation Skills
- Any niche industries, skills, etc?
- Specialise in raising awareness of how body language and tone of voice influence others and how our mind influences us.
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- http://www.m-t-w.net
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- Paul Jackson
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Nadia Thalji
November 28, 2009 at 7pm to December 4, 2009 at 10pm – Fundacao Casa das Artes
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Deu Certo! Performance
December 4, 2009 from 8:30pm to 10pm – Fundacao Casa das Artes
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Thoroughly enjoyed our chat at St Pancras and look forward to following up once my gallivanting about ends next week leaving me washed up once again in the land of Oz.
I followed up your reference to the Theatre of the Oppressed - and many thanks for that. From the bit I've read I quite like the direct interventions by the audience; I find it's like "live coaching" of leaders/execs while in the room with their teams.
I also quite like the 2-way nature of the process in an interactive session that fosters rewriting the narrative (which is key to meaning-creation and retelling the story) in a participative manner: "dialectic rather than straight didactic".
Really helpful and look forward to our next chat. I'm in the UK again 2nd-8th of June and *possibly* the 14th-20th (TBC).
Best
TM
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Your closing comment about "Oh, no... this is what I do all the time!" and then choosing to engage anyway... is what I so appreciate about improv folks... openness to participate, experience, learn, even if very familiar territory. Hope you went away with at least one new thought/activity to use in the future.
Smiles,
Sue
Welcome aboard! Don't forget to join the London Group.
Best wishes,
Belina