One of the last London participants to share is Paul Marsh.

Paul Marsh is a writer, an Editor of an Environmental magazine, and a ready-to-take-the plunge guy - to transform his life into full-time Alexscovery teaching in Glasgow.

He saw my London workshop as an opportunity to get his reboot happening.

In case you're wondering - here's the deal I am offering.

Last day today…

1. There's my London workshop:

- how to build up your "Alexander Technique" practice - even without a niche

I cured my desire to answer the phone by living in Japan.

It worked like this:

- the phone would ring

- I would rush to it

- a Japanese would speak

Eileen Johnson trained twice. I was the same.

Here's our story:

Our first training was in a STAT-certified course in Britain. I was in London with Paul Collins, Betty Rajna and Vivien Mackie. Michael Gelb was in the first year's intake; I was in the second.

When you watch the London videos, you will see Sonja.

https://bodychance.mykajabi.com/offers/ymPKNsKx

I ask Sonja to write about her experience - here is what she produced:

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I had prepared myself for Jeremy's "Markeaching and Corporates workshop" weeks before as I wanted to get the most out of it for my immediate working future.

Robert B. Cialdini's book - "Influence: Science and Practice" - is an almost perfect complement to FM's wild evolutionary theories, expressed most thoroughly in CCCI.

FM went on and on about "subconscious behaviour" and how much that governs us - regardless of what we believe.

On Saturday March 24th the first direct flight to connect imperial Britain with colonial Australia took flight from Heathrow's Terminal 3.

And Chancer is on it.

Well, almost. On Monday.

Yesterday I attended my own Mastermind in Soho, London.

Peter Jacobson was there - talking about his Total Vocal Freedom Alexander business that he started during his first year with ATSuccess.

Three years down the track - it is now a thriving business.

Here's a quick run-down:

TVF Academy - 64 Singers from around the world.

TVF Pro - 12 Singers who have signed up for a two year Certificate course

These two are the basic staples of any successful practice: the front end (Academy) and the back end (Pro).

NIDA (National Institute for Dramatic Art) is Australia's premier acting school in Sydney.

Mel Gibson, Cate Blanchett and a swag of other well-known actors, designerS and directors have emerged from that institution.

In an interview, Shirley MacLaine was asked:

"What is your daily routine?"

Her answer was like a kiss to her Self. She said:

"My routine is not to have one. Every morning, I decide."

An Alexscovery teacher bent on teaching choice must love that.

One of my methods to grow the body of knowledge on how to define, locate, negotiate and close work with businesses and corporations is ask Alexscovery teachers of their own experiences.

Lindsay Newitter is a teacher who has been a cat amongst the pigeons: being both the corporate employee and the AT teacher in their midst.

Her story is so interesting, I am publishing her reply in full:

Today Chancer is eagerly awaiting the arrival of his two daughters in London - who come with their freshly minted British passports to walk into a history of Chancers who date back to 1066 and all that.

The Chancers made the original glass for the Crystal Palace!

Which is a long-winded way of saying - I can't focus. I'm too excited.

It's a joke in Hollywood - the lucky "overnight success."

Everyone knows, there's no such thing. It's a fairy tale.

But Hollywood LOVES fairy tales - they want us to believe in them.

IT'S NONSENSE.

When thinking of working in corporations, you should worry about the worrier.

Let me explain.

I have had good experiences with HR departments - mostly followed by bad ones.

(HR is Human Resources for the neophytes out there.)

Back in 1980, I founded a Centre in North Sydney with another AT teacher.

About the same time of the Sony Walkman debut. Yeah, THAT long ago.

SATA -- > Sydney Alexander Teaching Associates, named after Don Burton's ATA in Old Street, London. I am some readers remember.

By 1984 we had six teachers offering individual lessons, a training school and evening groups. There was a full-time secretary – Denise - a view of Sydney Harbour, and a lot of good press.

It was a buzzing, happening place.

Until it died.

One of my favourite bloggers is fractional billionaire Richard Koch.

Richard can be relied upon to offer a unique and profound viewpoint on how a business works. The guy made a fortune investing in failing business, then turning them around for a 10times+ return on his investment.