Information, no matter how intelligent, simply is not enjoyable if the way it is communicated is dry and serious. When Paul facilitates a workshop, he does not deliver a rigid, pre-prepared discourse.

The issues he raises and the subjects he touches on are direct responses to the unique audience he is addressing. Although the format may be similar - usually centreing around a talk, followed by questions from his audience - every time he speaks, the content and style is always alive, fresh and totally appropriate to the moment.

Paul sees people with incredible precision and shares what he sees with clarity and empathy. He can pinpoint a pattern of human behaviour and communicate about it in a way that makes you want to sit up and shout, "Of course! I see it! I know exactly what you’re talking about!"

As well as helping individuals to see themselves more clearly, Paul’s groups enable people to look beyond the personal and see the bigger picture. It’s a natural process: after examining our insecurities and neuroses, there comes the realisation that there’s much more to life (and us) - and the personal stuff gradually fades into the background.