As we deal with an ever changing NHS environment and pressures at work continue to build, if we are not careful, our only aim each day can be to "get through the day"...the idea of actually enjoying it can seem little more than wishful thinking. 

However, I recently attended a conference where I saw a speaker who had some amazing insights into how people can enjoy their jobs more, continually achieve greater things, communicate and work better with others and go home much more content, every day.

 This speaker - Andy Bounds - will share these insights with us in this Master class.

 You will learn:

•  How to work better with others, so you both benefit from and enjoy, the process

• A simple technique for guaranteeing each day is pleasant for you, and those around you (including your friends and family whenever you get home)

• How to ensure your emails get responded to well and quickly, that your meetings are effective and lively, and that your colleagues do what you ask without being chased.

 About Andy Bounds

Andy Bounds helps conferences and corporate groups worldwide to achieve significantly more (both business-wise and personally) from their jobs.

He does this by showing people what to say so others engage with, buy into and - most importantly - act on what they say. 

Best-selling author of "The Jelly Effect", Andy's unique slant on communication stems from the fact that his mother is blind, giving him a lifetime's experience of mastering the critical skill of communicating from someone else's points of view. 

Andy has shared his unique insights with some of the world's largest companies, including BT, Royal Bank of Scotland, HSBC and Barclays.  Marketing legend Drayton Bird said that Andy's thoughts on communication were so insightful that he'd taught him "more about effective communication than a lady who had taught two US Presidents" 

Andy's energetic, funny and insightful delivery achieves that often elusive combination of being entertaining, whilst providing simple, practical tips that you can use immediately.

To find out more about Andy, visit: www.andybounds.com