Crafty Listening: Clean Conference this weekend (London)

Michael Mallows on Clean and Crafty Listening.

Muswell Hill Meeting Today Monday October 18th @ 12.30 upstairs at Sable D'Or 249 Muswell Hill Broadway, London N10 1DE

Hi Everyone,

We hope you will join us for today's Muswell Hill meeting. There's a thriving

community network of self employed people all waiting to meet you and find out about what you do.

Free Talk at 2pm:

Michael Mallows on Crafty Listening.

See you there!

Liz & Dominique

thesmallbusinessnetwork@gmail.com

www.smallbusinessnetwork.biz

020 8883 7210

Go well

Amplify’d from www.cleanchange.co.uk

22 to 24 October 2010

Free Taster Teleclass

Talk direct to the Wendy Sullivan, best-selling author of Clean Language: Revealing Metaphors and Opening Minds in this 120-minute interactive teleclass exploring Clean Language – one of the most powerful ways to understand people and the way they think.

Join our free taster teleclass : 18 October 2010

7pm UK time

Limited to 12 callers

If you are considering learning to help people by using Clean Language, join our free, no-obligation teleseminar at 7pm UK time. There’s no sales pitch and no pressure – just an elegant and highly effective approach introduced and demonstrated by specialist trainer Wendy Sullivan, with opportunities to get your own questions answered.

What is Clean Language?

Clean Language is the profound yet simple language of the moment, designed for positive forward movement. It combines deceptively simple techniques of facilitative questioning and listening (without interpretation or influence) in a revolutionary approach to change and professional development. Clean Language simplifies the business of facilitating change, solving problems and developing potential because the onus stays with the client: they own the process and the results.

Driving positive change: Clean at work

The simplicity of the Clean approach means that it can be used in almost any professional context, on its own or blended with other change and consultancy approaches. That’s why it’s being used in sectors as diverse as recruitment, medicine, dentistry, sales, education, IT, mediation, business transformation, market research and project management, within the NHS, and by the police. In business it’s increasingly used for team-building, problem-solving, resolving difference, mediating conflict, managing change, promoting knowledge transfer and developing a culture of excellence. Clean Language is now used by many hundreds of professionals in over 8 countries to elicit insight, resolve conflict and effect powerful change.

All you need is a phone, pen and paper, and some curiosity

GP Sarah Coope was the demonstration subject on a Clean Language teleseminar a few months ago. She said: “Since then I have been amazed at the difference that 5-6 minutes of Clean facilitation made to me… and I am so excited about the metaphor that emerged.”

If you’re curious enough to offer to be of our demonstration subjects, you can take advantage of a unique opportunity for significant personal development.

Once you have booked online we will then contact you with ‘ how it all works’.

What they’re saying about Clean Language … and our trainings

“A single session of Clean Language had a remarkable impact on clearing old and persistent issues.” Scott Downs, business consultant

“Using metaphors takes communication to a whole new level. It brings a new dimension to business thinking and I have seen it transform people’s perceptions in conflict situations. This stuff really works!” John Joint, executive coach

“Clean Language has the power to revolutionise the way we understand and communicate with each other.” Diana Gibbs, business consultant

“I really enjoyed opening myself up to a totally new subject which I came across only recently. I find the notion of asking this type of question, listening and reflecting back really nurturing as well as expanding. I especially thought the written manuals were exceptional and found the trainers authentic and passionate about their subject, supportive and challenging at the same time.” Phil Roberts, Tele-module participant

“I have really loved learning Clean and want to thank you for an amazing journey of insight.” Ceri Loxley, Tele-module participant

“The first time I talked to a Clean Language facilitator we were just a few questions in to the session and I was struck by the strange realisation that I was talking to someone who could actually hear me. Possibly for the first time ever.” Rupert Meese, coach and Clean Language facilitator