Happy Reviews

Henry is lovely and clearly lives and breathes the happy manifesto .

Generic leadership education, it is interesting, but too much breakout with little practical (clinical) application

I think that there is a little too much of a difference between knowledge so it felt a little slow paced for what I wanted. Also, I think there should be a little bit of getting to know how we work first.

Good session to revise areas not used or underused in recent years. The pace was quite quick however.

I missed a few parts so I will have to go through the documents sent and practice to fully understand, but I am confident I will be able to do this.

It was a good course with lots of content and Natalie was great! However, I felt like I could have done with a practise session - sometimes it felt like interactivity for interactivity's sake.

WWW: Really lovely coach Clearly labelled what we wanted to get out of the session at the beginning which was great! Ticked off points we went through so we could see we covered that part of the session EBI: There wasn't a big emphasis on presenting/what we think makes a good presenter. Begun the session in the deep end - Perhpas an overview of powerpoint. Why we use powerpoint/ what we use it for would be good.

There is a lot of information to take in. At this stage I am not sure how it will all fit together. This seems to be a common feeling within the group. I am trusting it will all become clear over the coming weeks/months.

Esther was very good at engaging the audience and pitching the training at the right level. For me it was slightly basic but this was no reflection on the trainer.

It was a well structured training much informative. The duration of the training as Day 1 was much longer.