Aha - Alastair Hill Associates Ltd

Turning Depression Around - https://mailchi.mp/959fefaa0ac8/turning-depression-around

Family Forgiveness and Reconcilation - https://mailchi.mp/b3a2c6324f85/familyreconciliation

Loneliness to Connection -> Happiness - https://mailchi.mp/e785698e939b/lonelinesstoconnection

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An Author against the Odds - https://mailchi.mp/0203003ba549/anauthoragainsttheodds

"I am a survivor of domestic abuse."

There. I said it.

"When I first heard about Dream Academy, I was hesitant. Why even consider it? I had barely managed to leave a controlling, abusive relationship, and every day felt like survival, not living. I was on autopilot: sleep, eat, work, repeat. It kept me moving, but I knew something was missing. The spark of life, the simple joy of waking up with purpose—it was gone.

Then I thought of my dream, what I’d called "The Pipe Dream." It was a dream not of something extravagant but of self-confidence. I wanted the confidence to know who I truly was, what I could become, and how to silence the damaging words that echoed from my past—words from my abuser that haunted me, whispered that I was worthless, that I couldn’t do anything, that I would fail, that I was nothing without them. Even though I’d left, those words lingered, clinging to my every thought. I was alive, yes, but I wasn’t really living. That was my dream: to reclaim myself.

Joining the Academy wasn’t easy. In the beginning, I was given what seemed like a straightforward time commitment—a few hours here, some phone calls there—but I quickly realized that the real work wasn’t just in those sessions. The success of my dream would depend on what I put into it outside of that time, in between sessions, in my daily life.
I needed to understand self-confidence, really dig into it. What did it mean to me? What would it feel like to have it? And how would I get there? The library became my haven. I made a goal to read every day, just for a half-hour, but that half-hour each day was transformative. I learned about boundaries and how to hold them firm, like an invisible armour that protected me from those who would undermine me. I read about resilience, how to build strength so that hurtful words would lose their power over me. I even learned to embrace failure, to see that just because something didn’t go my way, another path could still open up.

It was hard at times. I remember applying for a new job during this journey and not getting it. Before, that rejection would have shattered me, and I would have spiralled into self-doubt for weeks. It would have confirmed every cruel word my abuser had drilled into me. But Dream Academy taught me a new resilience: yes, I felt sad and defeated for a bit, had my cry into a tub of ice cream, but I learned to pick myself up, ready to try again.

Today, I’m still a work in progress, but I am progressing. My team members have seen the difference in me, and I feel it too. I’m even thinking of further training outside of my current role, considering a whole new career. Just a few months ago, that would have been unimaginable."

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"I'm a survivor of Domestic Abuse" - https://mailchi.mp/317c48bbb26c/inspiring-stories-from-dream-academy-8330482

How the Dream Academy re-energises and re-engages your workforce -

How the Dream Academy re-energises and re-engages your workforce As an employer, you probably find that maintaining an engaged and motivated workforce is a major challenge, especially if you operate with remote or frontline workers. In these roles, work is often necessarily repetitive, and employees can lose sight of their goals, both professional and personal, l...

Come and hear the wisdom of Rosie Brown, Co-CEO of COOK, talking about how they look after their employees.

LinkedIn live at 3pm Monday 16 the September

Wellbeing Done Well | LinkedIn Join us for an informative discussion about wellbeing and find out whether you're wellbeing winning or wellbeing washing... Many businesses talk a good game on wellbeing, but few deliver the real deal. This shortfall is 'wellbeing washing' – the façade of caring without impactful actions. It’s ...

How to Reach your True Potential - Free Webinar via Zoom💻

On Wednesday 20th March, I am hosting a 𝗳𝗿𝗲𝗲 Zoom Webinar around reaching your true potential.

In the hour, I’ll be discuss why we don’t reach our full potential and what you need to do in order to do so.

Come and join me to find out how you can achieve more success. A clue: It’s all to do with reprogramming the subconscious mind.

We currently have limited spaces due to the initial sign up so please send me a message to join the waitlist!📲

𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗵 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗲 𝗽𝗼𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗮𝗹 - 𝗙𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝗭𝗼𝗼𝗺 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸𝘀𝗵𝗼𝗽. 𝗗𝗲𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗹𝘀 𝗯𝗲𝗹𝗼𝘄!👇🏼

Date: Wednesday 20th March
Timings: 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Free Zoom Workshop💻

In this hour we will be exploring what is stopping us and what we need to do in order to realise our true potential and perform at our highest level.

A clue: it’s to do with reprogramming the subconscious.

Come and find out how by using the QR code with the Zoom Link or use the link below⬇️

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89379943828?pwd=bXdRaHd3dTBrSHlRVmExbVhCNzM4UT09

Are you getting in your own way while trying to achieve a goal?

If you feel like you are, please send me a message as I am running a free workshop around freeing yourself from this issue and getting out of your own way!

Limited spaces in this free workshop so please message me if you are interested📩

A favour please friends, if you follow me on LinkedIn, I've just posted a link to a free copy of The Dream Book to promote the Dream Academy. Could you please Repost it, make a comment and tag anyone you know in HR or organisational leadership. I'm trying to get a favourable algorithm response (not easy these days). Much appreciated you beatiful people. # # #