The Longest Flight in the World

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.

17 hours - a full day and a night's sleep all in one place. People groan and moan but actually, Chancer likes it.

I find something soothing about being locked out of the world; in an isolated cocoon 40,000 feet about the surface of the planet; with no friends or acquaintances around. I enter into a floating limbo; a world reflective of my past and future.

And Chancer will be sitting in his Economy seat reflecting a lot.

Plotting the steps in this chapter of my life long obsession with Alexander's discovery: how to launch our work into business. If we succeed, we will change the face of our Profession forever.

It's an even longer flight into the world of business - this is a long game. It's takes vision, dedication and a deep love for Alexander's discovery.

And it's a team sport.

Sure there are teachers who have managed as a solo act, and if you peer closer it's hard to find Alexander's discovery amidst the glitter and sizzle of their inspiring presentations.

There are also teachers who began as a solo act, then slowly built teams of people.

I am talking hard core here. Here's my hand, there's your head and whole self - let's communicate non-verbally, I want your sensory mechanism to know something.

Touch is the tool we have that no-one else can fake. Many people can talk our talk - as I have often pointed out, the process of change is not unique or special to our work.

Teachers carry on as though inhibition was discovered by FM. It's nonsense.

This is a concept that stretches back into our shadowy history, thousands of years. NOT NEW. It's not what FM discovered, it's what he used.

And he used it to implement his discovery - how you manage the relationship between your head and spine to calibrate your every other system. All of you. Breathing, digestion, circulation, seeing, emotions, perception - the list goes on and on…

My point is this - any work you do in the business world needs your touch. Not using the magic ability you have to communicate FM's discovery through touch is like throwing the baby out with the bath water.

Why would you give up the most effective and efficient tool you possess?

Therefore, when you go into business you must deploy your ability to communication non-verbally. However, our Profession has been so obsessed with this tool - and rightly so - it has neglected the ability to communicate verbally.

This is where we so often fall down. We use outdated language, teachers have poor presentation skills, we fail to be persuasive in our marketing. Currently our work does not widely appeal to people.

And because of this, the old man's great discovery remains hidden to a vast majority of people in the world.

The fast track is to get corporations to fund the wide and rapid implementation of this discovery. And they will if we can convince them how valuable the work can be to their bottom line - to cutting costs, increasing staff happiness and improving productivity.

I just finished a workshop in London, and if you jump in now, I will give you access to that at 50% off the price of the workshop. Not only that, if you love what you learn, you can use this as a credit for my Corporate course starting in May.

Interested?

Still putting it up, but if you reply to my email I will personally send you the link to join.

Once I get off that 17+ hours flight.

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