PowerPoint Presentation with full supplementary notes designed to get the audience thinking about what adventure is, what it means and where they will find it. Understanding what a spirit of adventure is and how it can be found in the world of business, sport, science, literature and every other form of human endeavour, will hopefully show the audience that embracing uncertainty, taking risks and riding the waves when there are inevitable highs and lows is an important part of what it means to discover, realise and possibly even go beyond what we thought our potential was. The resources are read only, so please do click on read only when you open the file in order to access the content. Both resources are designed to be dyslexia friendly.

A Power Point presentation with full supplementary notes about the concept of The Slight Edge - a groundbreaking personal development book written by Jeff Olsen. This Power Point explores the nature of our daily habits - where they come from, what effect they have in the long and short term, as well as our mainstream thinking on what brings about success. The process of success and failure are, in reality, two sides of the same coin, rather than being mutually exclusive. As part of my global mission to provide the tools for teachers and educators to create a positive, constructive culture within schools where self efficacy, hardiness and sustainable long term progress are ever present, I absolutely believe that this resource is central to this effort. Both resources are read only. Please click on read only to access the content in the documents. The supplementary notes and Power Point have been designed to be dyslexia friendly.

A Power Point Presentation with full supplementary notes igniting the conversation about our inner voice - the thought process that we observe, hear and feel in our own minds on a constant basis. The significance, power and tools to manage this voice effectively are outlined in this presentation. Both the Power Point and supplementary notes for the person delivering this assembly are read only, please click on read only to access the information. Both resources are designed to be dyslexia friendly in their layout

This Power Point is based on the 3rd of the 7 Habits, Put first things first. This Power Point aims to set out the merits and invaluable practice of sorting through our tasks, and putting the important tasks first. Getting the audience to think about and question their current set up of task prioritisation, and how this is linked to the goals they have, their has to be congruence between the two. Everyone has the same time during a day/week. What we do with it, and what we choose to prioritise can sometimes be the major difference. The key emphasis of the Power Point is get audience members present to why this practice is so important. Techniques and models can then be implemented with belief. Both the Power Point and supplementary notes are read only. Please click on read only to access the document. The format of the resources has been designed to be dyslexia friendly.