Seminar II

Thursday 28 August 2008 7-9pm

Tickets : Limted availability on the night. Pay on the night.

Location : Lambeth Town Hall, Brixton Hill, London SW2 1RW. 3mins from Brixton station.

Tiemo and Life Coach Anthony H Lyken have attracted a lot of media coverage leading up to this - appearing on Choice FM 16/8, Playvybz.com 24/8, Millenium Supreme 99.8FM on Wednesday 6th August 2008. Coach was also interviewed on BEN TV's Breakfast News show on 29 July 2008.

What every male should discover... What every woman should know about...

Coach Lyken shares solutions based on timeless wisdom principles that would ENABLE you to improve your relationships and skills in raising children by helping you to understand :

· What are the effects of a males true relationship with his father ?

· How can the male can resolve any identity crisis he may have ?

· What is a man’s true purpose in the life of a woman ?

· How can a man unlock the leader within him ?

· How can a man break free from the Generational Matrix cycle ?

· How can women and single mothers improve their ability to raise a male child ?

· How to understand the transformation process into manhood ?

· How can young males understand the process of being born a male and becoming a man by choice.

This and much more presented by Inspirational Speaker and Motivational Coach Anthony H Lyken (USA), recipient of the Dr Martin Luther King Award for humanitarianism and brotherhood. View Coach's profile at the foot of this page.

SPECIAL OFFER : Tickets just £10.

Light refreshments available on the night. Related books will also be available for purchase - MEN Speak the Unspeakable by Michael Elias -£12.99 + 10 Easy Steps to Find your Soulmate by Elaine Sihera - £6.99.

Tickets can be simply and quickly bought online via the Paypal link at the top of this page. Also from Mind Supreme Bookshop, 25 Brixton Station Road (underneath Brixton Sports Centre) and Body Music (Tottenham).

Booking and general enquiries to bookings@tiemo.co.uk and 07960-993 169.

Interviewed by Vernon Samuels on BBC Radio Bristol, Coach Lyken said "All men are struggling, it doesn't matter what race they are. Everything can look beautiful on the outside - beautiful house, car, but go inside and it's a whole new story."

".... men are really lost. My aim is to liberate men. Men are in a matrix looking for a way out, looking for something and they won't find it in a woman, friends, their car etc... its within them."

The secrets beneath a man's soul are ... to be revealed on Thursday 28 August 2008.

Audience Feedback from previous seminars by Coach Lyken.

"Good content, well executed, very knowledgeable. Coach used his own life experiences to convey the message and this made it more powerful. As he has lived through this experience he was able to talk about it. It gave me food for thought; it left me questioning a lot of things.

This is something I would have benefited from when my children were younger, it would have helped me as a single parent, to be more mindful in ensuring that my children grew up with a balanced perspective on life. There was so much, I left wanting more.

Some men will find this subject challenging, however it is very positive as it is delivered by a man in order to help men to better themselves."

Patricia Findlay, Milton Keynes, attendee at Birmingham Library Theatre, 28.10.06.

Attendee Comment on Coach speaking at Tiemo's education debate.

"Really good debate. I thoroughly enjoyed the talk. The bootcamp man [Coach Lyken] was brilliant and really lifted the night. It was good to hear the different perspectives of the panellists."

C Jennings

Bristol Seminar Feedback

"Very interesting and thought provoking." Barry Warren, Bristol

"Touched a raw nerve ! Would have liked session to be longer with more debate." Tennis Russell, Bristol

"Interesting. Made me think about some things that could be affecting my relationship. It's so true, we should stop talking and start doing." Michell Gillespie, Bristol

"Issues could be more linked to us as black men. Are you saying all men are the same or does culture shape us ?" Okera Stephenson, Bristol

"Thank you for your speech. It was very uplifting and made me look at my life and what I could change. Mostly to take responsibility as a person for my actions." Dujuan Mansaray, 16, Bristol

"An excellent and thought provoking take on the role of black men and the impact we can have on women. More black women should attend."

Lloyd Downer, Bristol

"I really enjoyed Coach Lyken's talk and think his message would be a great
debate for the BME Community in Bristol. His message of stop crying the victim plea was innovative." Tammi Redman, Bristol