Lee Jackson is an Award-Winning Motivational Speaker and Presentation Coach working in organisations businesses and education to help people Get Good® - his style is engaging, authentic and jargon free.
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How to revise Thanks for watching my short videos produced by myself and www.tes.co.uk – I really enjoyed making them and hope you found them helpful. I love speaking in education to students and school staff alike. If you’d like to know a little more about my work in schools and colleges, there are some […]
Read More >Focus Thanks for watching my short videos produced by myself and www.tes.co.uk – I really enjoyed making them and hope you found them helpful. I love speaking in education to students and school staff alike. If you’d like to know a little more about my work in schools and colleges, there are some links below. My book ‘How to Enjoy and Succeed […]
Read More >Thanks for watching my short videos produced by myself and www.tes.co.uk – I really enjoyed making them and hope you found them helpful. I love speaking in education to students and school staff alike. If you’d like to know a little more about my work in schools and colleges, there are some links below. My book ‘How to Enjoy and Succeed at School and […]
Read More >You can buy it here now and on Amazon very very soon.
Read More >I take memory supplements to help recall my lines, says Judi Dench – Telegraph. Would we ever know that? No! Don’t tell the audience what they don’t need to know i.e. “I’m very nervous today, i can’t learn my lines etc etc.”. Be yourself, be confident.
Read More >Press release 18th March 2013 – Contact: Lee Jackson 0113 2170081 email lee (at) leejackson.org: Leeds Vicars son speaks out about his fathers asbestos death. “When I got the invitation from the Alwoodley Allsorts community group” said Lee “I just put it in my diary and forgot about it. But when they told me that it […]
Read More >How to feel up in a downturn by Oliver Burkeman – The Guardian article is here – guardian.co.uk Extract…”For the past year or so, sporadically, I have kept what the University of California psychologist Sonja Lyubomirsky calls a “gratitude journal”: a notebook in which I list between three and five things for which I am currently thankful. Naturally, […]
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