Confidence Building for Women London

Confidence Building for Women 2013

 LONDON: June 16

 A Perfect Day Personal Development on a Sunday

Build Confidence   Self Esteem   Motivation  Assertiveness

1 Day Development & Personal Resilience Workshop


16 June - metroLAB,  5 Crowndale Road, Camden NW1 1TU
 www.mybodyandme.co.uk
        

                             

Learn Public Speaking Skills

PUBLIC SPEAKING COURSES

London & Glasgow 2013

Learn Public Speaking Skills, Tips and Techniques with 
Award Winning Performer &  Presenter Terry Neason

Booking online: TLC Powertalk Public Speaking

Public Speaking Training 
1-to-1 Coaching




                 
                                              

GLASGOW -Sunday 13 Oct




Public Speaking Workshop

* Speaking Skills
* Communication Styles
* Tackling the Nerves
* Performance Techniques
* Body Language & Rapport
* Voice Coaching
* Breath Control

London, England - Glasgow, Scotland UK

How To Build Self Confidence - 10 Easy Tips

How To Build Self Confidence - 10 Easy Tips

Be all you can be. Believe in yourself and your abilities.

You are always more than you think.

The great thing about self confidence, is that we all have the potential of having it in abundance.

Create goals and aspirations, no matter how small. Be curious... When you continue to learn and take positive action towards your goals, you will have strong foundations for building self confidence. Plus, when you continue to learn and develop new Skills, you will open the door to many opportunities. How to build self confidence?  Like most things, practice makes perfect...

Think it, learn it, live it!

Funny Quotes

Funny Quotes Terry Neason

"Never buy your teeth from a catalogue!"

A slip of the tongue and out it comes blah blahrdy blah... every Speaker, Trainer and Entertainer has had a moment where they opened their mouth and spouted rubbish.
When I get a bout of mashy mumblings... this is one of my favourite Funny Quotes.

   

A Blessing Beannacht - John O'Donohue Poem

Beannacht — A Blessing 
by John O’Donohue

Thank you to my friend Gibby Keys for reminding me of this glorious Irish poem.

Shortly before his death in 2008, the late Irish poet John O'Donohue recited his poem  Beannacht, meaning blessing, during an interview with Krista Tippett. Woven throughout this reading are his close friends' photographs of him in his Celtic landscapes.

John wrote Beannacht for his mother, Josie O'Donohue 
Beautifully delivered by John in his soft Irish lilt - each verse a gem to be treasured.




Beannacht — A Blessing — by John O’Donohue

On the day when
The weight deadens
On your shoulders
And you stumble,
May the clay dance
To balance you.

        And when your eyes
       Freeze behind
       The gray window
       And the ghost of loss
       Gets in to you,
       May a flock of colors,
       Indigo, red, green
       And azure blue
       Come to awaken in you
       A meadow of delight.

                When the canvas frays
              In the curach of thought
              And a stain of ocean
              Blackens beneath you,
              May there come across the waters
              A path of yellow moonlight
              To bring you safely home.

                         May the nourishment of the earth be yours,
                      May the clarity of light be yours,
                      May the fluency of the ocean be yours,
                      And may the protection of the ancestors be yours.

                         And so may a slow
                      Wind work these words
                      Of love around you,
                      An invisible cloak
                      To mind your life.

From Anam Cara by John O’Donohue
Also printed in To Bless the Space Between Us: A Book of Blessings by same author
And in Echoes of Memory (a book of poetry) also by same author
Beannacht - A Blessing for Josie

Amazon: Book - Echoes of Memory

Women Only Classes in London

Women Only Classes Development Training
Building Self Confidence - 1 Day Workshop
London October 6 - Saturday  

Motivational Confidence Building & Self Esteem Class - Women's Development
Join us for this feel-good event and put a smile on your face

Developing positive self esteem and expressing confidence and clear communication is key to your success, happiness and progress in life. 

Take this time to own your own little corner of the universe.

• Women only classes are for 6 - 10 delegates
• Venue: metroLAB, 5 Crowndale Road, Camden, London, NW1 1TU
• Time: 11:00 - 17:00 
• Price: £85 
• Book online - www.MyBodyAndMe.co.uk

Motivational Quotes for Men and Women - Be Yourself

Motivational & Inspirational Quote - Be Yourself 

I'd just like to mention.. No matter who you are or how long you have been on this earth...  Accept yourself for who and what you are. Be prepared to embrace positive change. Believe in you, be all you can be and above all else, be yourself.

Women's Classes London - Building Self Confidence

Self Esteem Classes for Women                      
My Body And Me - Confidence Building

Small Group Women's Development & Self Esteem Classes
Join us for this one day mini-course and put a smile on your face 
It's the little things in life that make you feel good 

These women's classes are for 6 - 10 delegates

Book online - www.MyBodyAndMe.co.uk

2012 - 11 August
2013 - 20 January
          24 March

Citizen's Theatre - Terry Neason & Johnny Beattie 2012

Johnny Beattie Diamond Celebration 2012

The Citizen's Theatre Glasgow

 Sunday, May 20 - 2012


We had a brilliant cast of celebs and an amazing evening celebrating 60 years in showbiz for Scottish comic legend Johnny Beattie. The night included warm hearted video messages from Sir Alex Ferguson and an hysterical one from the 'Big Yin' Billy Connolly.
I had the great pleasure of singing Johnny's favourite Sinatra song, My Way. I decided to go with just vocal and piano. Michael Barnett played and I was joined onstage by the fabulous Musichoir - we did it our way! 

 Main foyer of Citizen's Theatre after the show - Left: Fiona Kennedy - Terry Neason - Johnny Beattie - Maureen Beattie - Judy Sweeney

Center: Terry Neason, Neil Thompson, Musical Director & Musichoir

Great friends - Terry Neason & Judy Sweeney backstage at the Citizen's Theatre

In the dressing room - left: Judy Sweeney, Libby McArthur, Terry Neason, Fiona Kennedy

Both Libby and Judy are River City actresses and Fiona has the singing voice of an angel.

After show glow - Terry Neason with highly talented Scottish Hollywood actor, Alan Cumming OBE - (Jings! Apparently he confessed to going commando in his kilt to Buckingham Palace to collect his OBE from Princess Anne...could have been a royal flush.)
Re-united after all these years. Alan was part of Victor & Barry with Forbes Masson and they were the regular comedy 'turn' on The Terry Neason Show for STV.

Presentation Skills App - Terry Neason & Peter Pilgrim

Communication Diva Terry Neason

& Peter Pilgrim

Video interview

Presentation Skills Pronto for Android

Presentation App Android - Terry Neason & Peter Pilgrim from Terry Neason on Vimeo.

Public Speaking App for Android - Terry Neason

Presentation Skills Pronto App

by Terry Neason

At last! I got the chance to express my inner geek.  My opportunity to combine my passion for music and singing with training tips on how to stop the crowd turning ugly...

It took 4 months to design, develop and deliver... 4 months of discussion, debate, downright distasters and demolished demos; till finally the dream was fully realised

with the help of coding from Java Champion, Peter Pilgrim. Power to your programming!

An App was born...

Presentation Skills Pronto App for Android

Download on Android Market 

 Public Speaking Pronto App for Android
Download on Android Market
 

 

WAR BABY - Terry Neason Band - Tom Robinson classic

WAR BABY
by Tom Robinson
The Best of Vintage Glasgow Mayfest


In Memory of Neil Hay
The Band:
Terry Neason : lead vocal
Hermie Longalong: sax
Paul Henderson: guitar
Neil Hay: bass
Mike Travis: drums
Gordon Dougall & Jim Hannah: keyboards
Ray Dowling: backing vocals

TERRY'S VOCAL TIPS:
1. Drink at least 1 - 2 liters of water a day.
2. Avoid fizzy drinks and carbonated water as it can lead to dehydration.
3. Avoid eating dairy, as it produces thick mucous. (cheese, milk, yogurt, chocolate)
4. Eating fresh pineapple or pure steam inhalation, may help to clear light mucous.
5. ALWAYS gently warm up the voice before singing or presenting.
6. Preparation of content helps to avoid stress, which can cause tension in the voice.

Terry Neason Gig - Sheltered Love & He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven

Sheltered Love & He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven
Vocal - Terry Neason
Piano - Brian Prentice

I wrote this song in Ireland after a break-up and insisted on singing it in the concert I was doing at that time, Screams 'n' Kisses. Woh! Yes, one could say, it made for an emotional performance. Sob! Sniff! Waaaaaaaaaaaaaah! cathartic or what.
Being a fan of poetry, I included the W.B Yeats poem, He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven, in the intro. It's got to be one of the most beautiful poems ever written.

Had I the heavens' embroidered cloths,
Enwrought with golden and silver light,
The blue and the dim and the dark cloths
Of night and light and the half-light,
I would spread the cloths under your feet:
But I, being poor, have only my dreams;
I have spread my dreams under your feet;
Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.

Rather than use a gig video, I thought it would be kool to use some romantic images. These stunning pictures from my chum, Suzi Lemon, set the mood perfectly.
The Changing Light of Loch Fyne...I used 4 transitions and they change slowly during the song.

Terry Neason - If You Go Away - Ne me quitte pas

IF YOU GO AWAY

After some time in the office, I decided it's time to get back to the music. 'If You Go Away' is from our recent concert, Torch Songs of Pleasure 'n' Passion. Brian Prentice plays an amazing arrangement on piano.
Written by Rod McKuen and based on the beautiful Jacques Brel song, Ne me quitte pas.
Pic: Changing Light on Loch Fyne by Suzi Lemon

Hermie Longalong Band & Terry Neason in Concert 28th August 2009

Terry Neason &
The Hermie Longalong Band
in Concert with a fantastic line-up...
including guitarist Paul Henderson

Community Benefit for Charities
Breakthrough Breast Cancer Scotland &
The British Heart Foundation Scotland

Friday, 28th August 2009 at 7:30 Hamilton Townhouse
This is Hermie Longalong's first fundraising Concert and I was delighted when he asked me to Host it for him. Hermie has put together a great line-up of talented musicians and performers.

All proceeds from profits will go to the two charities.

Here's a blast from the past, when Hermie and Paul were playing along side me in the Terry Neason Band. This version of Lady Madonna by the Beatles, was inspired and played on this video, by the late great Neil Hay on bass. I was also joined by Jim Hannah and Gordon Dougall:keyboards and Mike Travis on drums. These guys are blazing!!!



TERRY NEASON- Singer/MC
HERMIE LONGALONG BAND

Hermie: saxaphones

Paul Henderson: guitar

Gino Ciancio:piano/keyboard

Bill Fleming: keyboard

Sandro Ciancio: drums/percussion

Ryan Gallagher: drums

Martin Henderson: bass guitar

Thank you to these performers -and to all the local Business people who will contribute

Graham Duffin:Wet Wet Wet guitarist

Moira Kerr: Folk singer/writer with Jamie Campbell on keyboard

George Rodger: Gypsy Band

Strathaven Academy Choir

Heather McCloud: violin

Holy Cross High School Band

The Jive Dancers

Tom Reilly/Simon Harris guitar

Tickets £10 & £8
Call: 01698 452299
email: thetownhouse@southlanarkshire.gov.uk

BREAKTHROUGH Breast Cancer Scotland

Breakthrough Breast Cancer has set up the first and only dedicated breast cancer research unit in Scotland. We are trying to develop more personalised treatments for people with the disease so there is a better chance of success.

Breast Cancer affects one in nine women at some point in their lives

Around 4000 women a year are diagnosed in Scotland

Around 1000 women a year in Scotland die from the disease.

THE British Heart Foundation Scotland
We are the largest, independent funder of heart research in Scotland and we currently spending over £25 million.

We play an important role in funding education and teaching the public and health professionals.

BHFS also provide life-saving cardiac equipment and provide support for heart patients through our BHF Scotland Heart Nurses.

Twitter Tweet Life is Sweet

Twitter Tweet Life is Sweet

What am I doing? The Birdie Song! Learning, laughing and loving it.

Time management will probably fly out the window, however, there's a wealth of inspirational items of excellence, interest and intrigue to be had out there.

Professional Public Speaking

Public Speaking Tips - Sound, Lights ACTION
Preparation is the Key. It's second nature to me now, like breathing out and breathing in...oops! I nearly burst into song there. Ok, here's my simple yet effective tips for getting it right on the night.

Sandro Russo - Liszt’s Consolation no. 3 - performed on Liszt's 1862 Bechstein Piano

Play it again Sandro...

My chum, Sandro Russo, not so much tickles the ivories, more of a beautiful caress. :+>
Sandro sent me an email sharing two excerpts from a DVD he recently recorded on the historical 1862 Bechstein Piano which belonged to Franz Liszt. I in turn, wish to share it with you.
Visit Sandro's site and pleasure your ears:Sandro Russo

Events Speaker Terry Neason Communication Video

Events Speaker, Communication Coach, Humorist and Diva... a winning combination

Terry Neason & Karen Dunbar - Calum's Cabin 2008

Benefit Show on The Isle of Bute for Calum's Cabin

12 year old Rothesay boy, Calum Speirs lost his fight for life little more than a year after being diagnosed with a brain tumour. Brave Calum, a first year pupil at Rothesay Academy, died peacefully at home in Mountstuart Road on Friday 16th February 2007. The funeral service, much of it arranged by Calum himself, was held at the former High Kirk on Wednesday 21st February 2007. Calum was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour only a few days after the first symptoms were noticed last January- but he’s left his family with a host of happy memories from the 13 months since then. In the 13 months, Calum was an inspiration to all who knew and met him. Calum always laughed and smiled, and his priority was always to think of others.

Calums Cabin
Calum and his family had decided that they would like to keep helping others by having a Holiday Cabin in Calum’s name to allow other families who are dealing with a child with cancer to have a wonderful holiday on the Isle of Bute. Details of the proposed Cabin can be found on the Calums Cabin page