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Our courses are designed to be pragmatic, challenging and enjoyable - that's where the true development lies, in our experience. We can tailor any of the offerings below to suit your needs, so get in in touch if you'd like further details or information on how we can give you the very best of what Boylett's has to offer...

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Fleetwood Mac
Understanding
Teamwork

‘Rumours’ by Fleetwood Mac has sold 45 million copies (and rising) and is an archetypal story of a team overcoming personal & professional struggles to achieve a timeless end product.

 

This workshop looks at how they did it, what they did right along the way, what they did wrong along the way and, most importantly what modern teams can learn from it.​

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The consistently positive feedback this sessions receives is testament to its ability to immediately impact the harmony and output of teams across the globe. 

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Giving Feedback

that Sticks

'Feedback is a gift’ is a cliché, but ‘feedback is to be politely avoided’ just isn’t sustainable, especially with the upturn in remote working....

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This session, examining and understanding the practise of giving feedback, dovetails well with 'Managing Difficult Conversations' and works equally well as a stand-alone.

 

Participants leave not just with the skill of giving feedback that sticks, but also a deeper understanding of why we are so tempted to avoid giving it. 

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Through the Crisis

COVID-19 has had an extraordinary effect on all of our lives: personally and professionally; it is fair to say that our working environments will never be the same again.

 

This workshop, designed by James Healy in conjunction New York Times Bestselling Historian, Dan Jones, unpicks lessons from similar historical crises and pandemics, then prompts participants to reflect and commit to actions that will help them - and their businesses - thrive through and beyond COVID-19.​

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The Fundamentals of Communication

An ability to connect powerfully with other human beings is vital, even more so in a digital age.

 

Some people do it naturally and make it look easy. Others don't. And many of us fall somewhere in-between.

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This session has always been in demand because the learning that springs from it is always relevant.

 

It teaches something fundamental - that a small amount of time spent consciously developing 'the basics' can transform our personal impact.  

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Communicating Online

"Today is the tomorrow we worried about yesterday” - Dale Carnegie 

 

...and with COVID-19 exponentially advancing the impact of technology on our everyday working lives, we’re seeing more and more clients start each day dreading their calendars and the stack of exhausting, back-to-back Zoom and Teams meetings lying within. 

 

This workshop is the antidote to that dread: the antidote to zoom fatigue.

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Managing Difficult

Conversations

"Success is based on the number of uncomfortable conversations you are willing to have”, says entrepreneur Tim Ferriss.

 

We know we need to embrace tough interactions at work, and yet every single day we avoid them to some extent - this workshop will leave you relishing the prospect of those difficult conversations and the opportunities they represent. 

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The Art of

Storytelling

To begin, at the beginning...

 

Human beings are hard-wired for story - this much we know...but a recent study at Stanford University found that stories (and their details) are retained x22 more than raw facts alone.

 

In short: if you want your clients to remember you, your product or your company, then you need to master the art of telling stories. This session will show you how it's done simply and effectively.

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Inspirational Leadership

Leadership has changed, and changed for the better.

 

No longer do we subscribe to the norms and cliches of what leadership is and how a leader behaves. Now it is all about agility, emotional intelligence and understanding first why anyone would be led by you before moulding your unique style and ethos.

 

This session is about you as a leader but also about how your people experience themselves in your presence.  

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