I saw a shuttle launch..

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Shuttle launch at Legoland

Normally my weekly newsletter lands in your inbox every Friday morning, but with the school summer holidays in full swing, I'm switching to just one newsletter a month until September. Normal Friday service resumes then!

July has been gloriously quiet work-wise, and instead consisted of sports days, end of term, Centre Parcs, and being full-time mum for a while. The most important and hardest job I've ever had. I did however catch a shuttle launch… at Legoland ;-)

I only managed to squeeze in two work-related events:

First, I caught up with Dallas Campbell (BBC presenter, actor, and all round great public speaker) at Space Park Leicester to plan some very exciting new things (more on that soon). We'd absolutely love to deliver our public speaking workshops to your company from September onwards, so get in touch if you'd like to know more.

Here's what people said after previous workshops:

"I cannot recommend Dallas highly enough. He helped me overcome my fears and embrace my own voice…There isn't an event where I don't reflect on his advice." (Dr Valerie Jamieson, Physicist, and former director of New Scientist Live)
"Amazing workshop, Susan! Really calm and safe atmosphere to openly talk about your worst public speaking fears and real practical advice… Real personal feedback on our own talks & questions. Thank you!" (Chamimi Gnanavel, Business Development at STFC)

Then it was Farnborough Air Show this week, which mainly consisted of catching up with brilliant friends and ex-colleagues, catching the F35 display, paying £9.95(!!) for a terrible cheese and ham sandwich, and walking approximately 20,000 steps (which is only a slight exaggeration).

September is looking busy already, so if you'd like to grab a time on the calendar to talk about how we can work together, just hit reply or book directly here.

Until then, enjoy the summer

Susan

PS. I was actually lucky enough to see a real shuttle launch when I was around 10 years old. I think that's when I really caught the space bug!