Specialising in soft skills training, leadership, facilitation and team building, Paul, known as PJ has been described as refreshing, direct and very enthusiastic. He has a very keen sense in marrying up the way people behave to how they perform in business and making small changes to behaviour that make big differences to motivation and performance.

‘’We knew right away that the way he interacts with people would make cracking telly. His idea was to make a film using the techniques he'd usually use on Britian's high flyers for the more troubled people in society and especially, for the young people for whom all else seemed to be failing...PJ was witty, charming and direct.. PJ can speedily, for want of a Shakespearean phrase, 'cut through the crap'. PJ has a style all of his own which makes excellent viewing, and because he's not full of a pseudo psycho babble which could so quickly get the viewer reaching for the remote, he's a natural.’’ Jane Goddard, Producer, BBC.

PJ is the creator of Outstanding Teamwork workshops that have been used to develop the hallmarks of outstanding teamwork in many businesses. This became a significant part of the research to developing his preferred motivational business speech called Champion Behaviours, which links and aligns your behaviours with those of the top men and women in business and sport. PJ was part of a ten times World record Powerboat team and has first hand experience of needing to use champion behaviours. To this end the speech is flexible and dynamic and is designed to fit around the needs of you, your people and your conference theme.

He is ‘one of Europe’s best and most engaging SDI (Strength Deployment Inventory) trainers’ according to one international agency director. ‘He is highly motivated and produces results that empower clients to make a difference, giving participants and companies excellent return on their investment.’

Alongside his corporate work, PJ also works with professional sports people helping them with motivation, thought processes, outstanding behaviour and goal achievement. Their trophies, Olympic medals and pay cheques are testament to PJ's success.

Currently the Champion Behaviours speech is being used as a format to set up a not for profit organisation to help develop ‘champion behaviours in young people’ who are in danger of exclusion from school and society. The one-day workshops for 12 children, aged 11-15 years old, aims to encourage young people to take responsibility and leadership in their lives. EMG, along with the Police Authority and other sponsors support this worthy cause. Should you wish to learn more please contact us at 01590 670999

Visit his website on: www.leapplc.com