The promise of this transitional and transformational social mobility experience is that it can help you to overcome:
😡 a feeling of being perturbed,
😡 a feeling of social apprehensiveness, anxiety, uneasiness and trepidation,
when meeting new people.
Instead, through Positive Steps Into Social Mobility:
1. You shall connect with YOUR big vision of you all through the experience of achievement escalation.
2. You shall feel a level of success and elevation within yourself.
3. You shall feel a growth in confidence.
4. You shall feel engaged with a changed mindset that dispels the negativity and shackles of others that had hurt your feelings before and whose role in life IS solely to hold you back from moving forward and attaining further opportunities; where you have the propensity to gain further advantages and progression through a visibility of who you are and what you can offer, in a way that sits well with you.
5. You shall strategise with your values.
6. You have the ability to claim the outcome that you want to have.
Your spotlight will stay on your zone of genius, because YOU DO have a zone of genius.
You do have an upper hand.
Regardless of your skin colour, your ethnicity, your gender, your accent, where you were brought up, or a ‘disability’ that you may have.
Regardless of your skin colour, your ethnicity, your gender, your accent, where you were brought up, or a ‘disability’ that you may have.
You are content + your content = currency
Even if your social mobility troubles accrue, our troubleshooting steps deliver for you.
PROMISE.
PROMISE.
Camille asks, "Do you know what your Social Mobility steps are?" Click on the image below for the step up.
Can you relate your life to Anoushka? READ ON: "I am of mixed race and class parentage where my grandparents and both of my parents come from the British Commonwealth. The age of the old British Empire. I was bullied in school for attending a predominately white comprehensive school. When either of my parents walked me to school we were bullied by children and verbally abused by various adults (parents of those said children + passersby) for living where we lived. A council house. We were vilified for wanting a life. Even a better life. We are British citizens with darker skin colour and we have paid; over and above in fact, more than our fair dues in the building of Great Britain. Enough said.
As a child of the 70's I saw very little role models on the screen or in newspapers. As I grew older I knew that I wanted to move ahead in life. Often coming up against the same bigotry. The same white mindset and mentality continually enraging that I was insignificant in the pecking order of life and importance. I was not born with a silver spoon in my mouth, but I knew that I was equal to anyone who had been born with that silver spoon upbringing. I needed to surround myself with positive tribes of individuals who had similar life experiences as myself and were seeking solutions through social mobility. I needed to be with my type of people. People who are supportive and of similar mindset through using social mobility as a medium to a better life.
Although I had moved to another big town elsewhere in the country and had a good job, I wanted to improve my life to the next level. Professionally. Socially. Personally. All through social mobility. I knew that there were social ‘secrets’, social body language and social graces that I had to better recognise and understand to make my life more able and capable of importance as I integrated with others. Not the pompous others, but the real others who would be supportive and open to knowing me and my value, by being mutually beneficial to each other. Where my input provided valuable aspects to both of our lives.
I enrolled to Positive Steps Into Social Mobility, which is one of the best decisions that I have ever taken in my life. I was immediately attracted to their message after having found them through an online search. I was innately aligned with what was being offered and the experiences of the co-authors. I understood where they were coming from. Not only had I enrolled to Positive Steps Into Social Mobility, but I had bought the guidance of the book. An invest to myself of £10. £10! Well worth it. The enrolment and the publication guidance were resources that I felt that I could count upon to help my situation in managing my social mobility better. Notably with people who knew and experienced life obstacles but managed to succeed past the bullshit of others who tried to hold them down and back from their rightful place in a society. In the world.
Enrolling to Positive Steps Into Social Mobility was easy, peasy. Effortless and FREE. No bombardment in my inbox. After the first email, I was looking forward to receiving their letter. I always look forward to receiving the Positive Steps messages. They are little parcels of delightful news and confidence building. I sometimes wish for more.
One of the things that I wanted to do was to attend the Silver Service event and again it was well worth it. The experience in being with those other like-minded people was PRICELESS! Everything was a take home moment. Thought provoking. Humourous. Mindset changing.
This experience will definitely stay with me for life. In a truly good/beneficial/advantageous way. There was a bond between the organisers and the guests. An understanding of the journeys that we had all taken to reach that point in life where we were turning to social mobility to help our own unique situations.
So cheers to the Positive team. It would have been a real struggle without your particular brand of guidance and support. Thank you."
As a child of the 70's I saw very little role models on the screen or in newspapers. As I grew older I knew that I wanted to move ahead in life. Often coming up against the same bigotry. The same white mindset and mentality continually enraging that I was insignificant in the pecking order of life and importance. I was not born with a silver spoon in my mouth, but I knew that I was equal to anyone who had been born with that silver spoon upbringing. I needed to surround myself with positive tribes of individuals who had similar life experiences as myself and were seeking solutions through social mobility. I needed to be with my type of people. People who are supportive and of similar mindset through using social mobility as a medium to a better life.
Although I had moved to another big town elsewhere in the country and had a good job, I wanted to improve my life to the next level. Professionally. Socially. Personally. All through social mobility. I knew that there were social ‘secrets’, social body language and social graces that I had to better recognise and understand to make my life more able and capable of importance as I integrated with others. Not the pompous others, but the real others who would be supportive and open to knowing me and my value, by being mutually beneficial to each other. Where my input provided valuable aspects to both of our lives.
I enrolled to Positive Steps Into Social Mobility, which is one of the best decisions that I have ever taken in my life. I was immediately attracted to their message after having found them through an online search. I was innately aligned with what was being offered and the experiences of the co-authors. I understood where they were coming from. Not only had I enrolled to Positive Steps Into Social Mobility, but I had bought the guidance of the book. An invest to myself of £10. £10! Well worth it. The enrolment and the publication guidance were resources that I felt that I could count upon to help my situation in managing my social mobility better. Notably with people who knew and experienced life obstacles but managed to succeed past the bullshit of others who tried to hold them down and back from their rightful place in a society. In the world.
Enrolling to Positive Steps Into Social Mobility was easy, peasy. Effortless and FREE. No bombardment in my inbox. After the first email, I was looking forward to receiving their letter. I always look forward to receiving the Positive Steps messages. They are little parcels of delightful news and confidence building. I sometimes wish for more.
One of the things that I wanted to do was to attend the Silver Service event and again it was well worth it. The experience in being with those other like-minded people was PRICELESS! Everything was a take home moment. Thought provoking. Humourous. Mindset changing.
This experience will definitely stay with me for life. In a truly good/beneficial/advantageous way. There was a bond between the organisers and the guests. An understanding of the journeys that we had all taken to reach that point in life where we were turning to social mobility to help our own unique situations.
So cheers to the Positive team. It would have been a real struggle without your particular brand of guidance and support. Thank you."
Anoushka, England
Can you relate your life to Gordon? READ ON: "I find it terribly awkward to start up conversations socially with people who have big personalities. It is even harder with being stuck with people who give me the hard shoulder. You know the type. So far up their backside in their bid to seem important.
The thing is I am a businessman and people make an assumption that because I have a business that I am a verbal genius. A social genius. I am not. To be perfectly honest I like my own company, but I want to share it with someone who understands me and is able to balance the parts of my life that I find awkward in society. I belief that I cannot find that person unless I am a tad more outgoing. A tad more spontaneous. I do not broadcast that I have a company as I do not want gold-diggers attracted to me. I like to spend money but not waste it. I live life in quite a frugal way. Nothing is wasted.
I know that my advancement in business is a social mobility, but I know I want something more. Something that can aid me as a person, privately, as opposed to my business. Perhaps the two are inextricably linked but I am searching for something specific to help me grow as a person and break through the awkwardness of starting conversations on a social level.
I am a member of a handful of business associations. I occasionally attend them during the year and find them interesting with respect to business matters and business connections. I steer clear of small, idle, casual talk. Maintaining and gaining business contracts is vital to the survival of my business and the people that work for me. Keeping abreast of new developments is vital to my business. I live and breathe my business, but I have to find a balance now with the vehicle of social mobility. A way that sits well with me to aid me as an individual for the long-term.
I need social mobility to deliver to me some cohesiveness, openness and understanding in my private life without solely relying upon social mobility as a business function only. I need it to help me in private company. In a changing social environment.
I found myself searching on the Internet for something connected to available courses dealing with social mobility and social speaking for someone like me. I needed something that gave me more than just a set of documents, or a set of videos. I needed real time assistance with someone. I enrolled with Positive Steps Into Social Mobility before I actually decided to attend one of their events. It took a while before I went to an event, but that was procrastination. When I decided to take the plunge I wondered why I did not do it sooner. The mind is a funny thing and it does play tricks on you.
I now make a concerted effort to attend at least once a year to an event. It is like a private social club that suits me down to the ground. My kind of people. My kind of society. My kind of social mobility. "
The thing is I am a businessman and people make an assumption that because I have a business that I am a verbal genius. A social genius. I am not. To be perfectly honest I like my own company, but I want to share it with someone who understands me and is able to balance the parts of my life that I find awkward in society. I belief that I cannot find that person unless I am a tad more outgoing. A tad more spontaneous. I do not broadcast that I have a company as I do not want gold-diggers attracted to me. I like to spend money but not waste it. I live life in quite a frugal way. Nothing is wasted.
I know that my advancement in business is a social mobility, but I know I want something more. Something that can aid me as a person, privately, as opposed to my business. Perhaps the two are inextricably linked but I am searching for something specific to help me grow as a person and break through the awkwardness of starting conversations on a social level.
I am a member of a handful of business associations. I occasionally attend them during the year and find them interesting with respect to business matters and business connections. I steer clear of small, idle, casual talk. Maintaining and gaining business contracts is vital to the survival of my business and the people that work for me. Keeping abreast of new developments is vital to my business. I live and breathe my business, but I have to find a balance now with the vehicle of social mobility. A way that sits well with me to aid me as an individual for the long-term.
I need social mobility to deliver to me some cohesiveness, openness and understanding in my private life without solely relying upon social mobility as a business function only. I need it to help me in private company. In a changing social environment.
I found myself searching on the Internet for something connected to available courses dealing with social mobility and social speaking for someone like me. I needed something that gave me more than just a set of documents, or a set of videos. I needed real time assistance with someone. I enrolled with Positive Steps Into Social Mobility before I actually decided to attend one of their events. It took a while before I went to an event, but that was procrastination. When I decided to take the plunge I wondered why I did not do it sooner. The mind is a funny thing and it does play tricks on you.
I now make a concerted effort to attend at least once a year to an event. It is like a private social club that suits me down to the ground. My kind of people. My kind of society. My kind of social mobility. "
Gordon, Scotland
Can you relate your life to Amel? READ ON: "My parents were poor Yugoslavian immigrants when they arrived in the UK. They arrived with their poverty mindset, preconceived ideas and prejudices of other immigrants in the new country. Their lack of English and understanding of the culture had an affect upon me as I was growing up. As a result I have always had problems with engaging with people that I do not know, yet find interesting. I know that I had missed opportunities in the past to engage with others. I know that I came across as uninterested in making conversation with them. That was far from the truth. When I was in pre-school I was very shy and I said very little. When I went to school in my teens I barged into conversations, because I somehow felt that I needed to catch up from the loneliness of pre-school. I had to learn the balance of my interaction with people. What also affected me was the lack of social manners that I learned from home. I am now at a stage in my life where I live a better life than my parents.
Yet even as the son of European immigrants I still find aspects of social inclusion challenging. I am grateful for the inclusivity of social mobility in the UK, although I am not fully conversant with it. Particularly socially and in my personal life. I make mistakes still with people. I truly want to engage in social mobility in a better way. Especially for my social life.
It was through YouTube that I came across some several social mobility videos. The feeling of Positive Steps Into Social Mobility videos sat well with me. More British than American. I like to think of myself as living a much more better life through social mobility. I was aware as a child that social mobility and social graces were for rich people. Not for someone like me. An immigrant's son.
It always looked expensive to enter into that rich world. Yet just from reading the articles and buying the book Positive Steps Into Social Mobility I now feel more capable of taking the simplest and basic steps in the security of my own home, before I unleash it in public.
Now I have attended an event and although being extremely nervous at first, I feel more confident with the steps that I took with the support of the book. So much so that I want to attend again, so that I grow a familiarisation with social mobility and what it can deliver for me in my comfort zone."
Yet even as the son of European immigrants I still find aspects of social inclusion challenging. I am grateful for the inclusivity of social mobility in the UK, although I am not fully conversant with it. Particularly socially and in my personal life. I make mistakes still with people. I truly want to engage in social mobility in a better way. Especially for my social life.
It was through YouTube that I came across some several social mobility videos. The feeling of Positive Steps Into Social Mobility videos sat well with me. More British than American. I like to think of myself as living a much more better life through social mobility. I was aware as a child that social mobility and social graces were for rich people. Not for someone like me. An immigrant's son.
It always looked expensive to enter into that rich world. Yet just from reading the articles and buying the book Positive Steps Into Social Mobility I now feel more capable of taking the simplest and basic steps in the security of my own home, before I unleash it in public.
Now I have attended an event and although being extremely nervous at first, I feel more confident with the steps that I took with the support of the book. So much so that I want to attend again, so that I grow a familiarisation with social mobility and what it can deliver for me in my comfort zone."
Amel, Bosnia
The promise of this transitional social mobility experience is that you will be able to think, feel, be or do what you want more than anything to think, feel, be or do whilst navigating the problems or issues that you are going through.
I promise to help you to feel more inclusive with like-minded people that like what you have to offer in friendly social circles. That you shall feel unsuppressed with your content. That you shall feel inspired and align with like-minded people who want to listen to you and connect with you for business. That you shall feel a freedom, a freshness and full of innovation in the company of like-minded others who want to add you to their social circle. In addition, you will find that you have the ability to touch more lives through the Positive Steps Into Social Mobility, Awareness & Empowerment for adults transitional and transformational experiences, that shall enable you to increase your abundance. Professionally. Socially. Personally.
Believe In You, Guide, Teach, Inspire, Prompt, Motivate, Explore
Helping you get what you want out of life.
Even if your social mobility troubles accrue, our troubleshooting steps deliver for you.
PROMISE.
PROMISE.
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