The Art of Good Fortune Project
The idea came to me for The Art of Good Fortune, a few years ago during an NLP practice group in Leeds, when one of the delegates asked about manifesting wealth and wanted me to devote a future evening to this theme. As I began to prepare for this future event, it occurred to me that “Good Fortune” was a far more universal concept than simply wealth creation and began to construct some of the themes that would later become the central elements in the beta tester versions of The Art of Good Fortune series of workshops.
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We held the first workshop in 2005 with a very small
group of only 14 delegates from a wide range of backgrounds. During
this event we explored the following areas
These workshops were (and still are) by invitation only and the purpose of a “beta tester workshop” was to gather information that would later become a more formally structured event. |
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In May 2006 I ran an updated and more accelerated version of this event with 38 delegates and included these additional elements
Those invited came from a wide range of backgrounds, and included NLP trainers, business people, teachers, doctors and other diverse professions. A condition of attendance included completing a series of exercises ahead of attending the event and an agreement not to disclose the content of the event to others. |
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Feedback from the 2006 event“It was extremely interesting overall, particularly the metals, colours and shapes. The most useful thing for me was clarifying my overall goals, and getting a true shape in place that I can follow. It was like rocket fuel, it put the energy and intention behind my good wishes to give me a kick start into reality. I have now rented an office in central Brighton to do my therapy from, I've also been booked for a 2 day mini-cruise as the onboard holistic therapist (to give educational talks and taster sessions), I'm seeing more clients, I've got a partner now and we are working out workshops and maybe a franchise and I've got a well paid 2-month 4-day a week contract in an office, with a potential long-term contract to do NLP and project work as well as PA'ing there. These things move quickly once you put the energy behind them. I would definitely recommend the course to anyone, and will jump at the chance of being involved in any future workshops.” Sue Pullen |
