Testimonials:
"The perfect think-tank environment to incubate ideas and bring them to life with candid feedback on the execution and delivery" Paul Lange
"I can honestly say that Random Dialogues exposes me to much wider subjects for my brain that I'm not engaged in in any other part of my life. It's a big expansion for me!" Sue Sanderman
"Bringing together a melting pot of alternative approaches to life and trying to mould things that will be useful to others for a very long time" Edward Hoare
"Jane Tyson. You are a wonder-woman and you make me so happy for giving me the opportunity to share my story with anyone out there! With a loving bow." Julia Hayden
“Jane leads random dialogues with a rare combination of welcoming, open, inclusive calmness, that immediately puts everyone at ease. It’s very ‘real’, it’s authentic, and in my experience, quite unique!” Niall Jones
What do you ‘love to do?’
Have you ever thought about shaking life up and turning it around?
‘I don’t know who I am anymore, I’m lost, why is everyone else getting it right?’
Not knowing who we are and feeling a lack of support is symptomatic of life today and so is feeling misunderstood.
It seems that modern-day life is aimed at satisfying systems and systematic behaviour first and foremost
Satisfying human need is now secondary.
Life runs at such a fast pace, there’s a constant stream of digital information, we are disengaged largely and most people are very distracted. Our attention spans are poor and stress is the result.
About
Random Dialogues was founded in 2016 by Arthur Partridge (RIP) and Jane Tyson, who knew how easy it was to get into these ‘states’ and shake it up and turn it around.
On 15th July 2017 Arthur wrote
Random Dialogues is a ‘soft network’ that gives participants a voice and an opportunity to connect and collaborate with others about their passions. It provides support to match its community’s needs.
Random Dialogues centres around 3 core principles –
Vision
Vitality
Voice
A real alternative to other support groups and networks
Connecting powerful tools for self-organisation, passion, strength, choice and engagement to the group
Addressing subjects like public speaking and confidence, and we run "How I ..." events for community to share with others how they do things.
Providing a learning platform
Events take the form of talks and workshops. Offering opportunities to explore possibilities
”It began because Jane and I encountered entrepreneurs who could tell us what they did using labels and titles but not what they could do for their clients.
John DeMartini, self-development master and former Chiropractor used to say that he
“Aligns the Minds and Spines with the Divine”.
He called it his elevator speech.
What is your elevator speech?
I think intrigue must be the number one thing that you offer. Beg a question and get rapport.
Speaking up for yourself is key to getting out there.
We ran a very successful event in March 2017 where 9 of us spoke about what we do.
It was great, and people had breakthroughs in public speaking.
Since then, I (Jane) have gone onto host speaking events called Random Dialogues online abd livestreamed to Youtube.
I am also finding groups too, where you can go speak what you offer the world.
‘Random Dialogues’ is as it says Random and a Dialogue between its members
A space for something and nothing
Arthur Partridge passed away on the 21st December 2017. Dear friend, rest in Play and Peace
December 2019 a conversation with Professor Rama Dasaratha:
“Jane, what do you hope to achieve with Random Dialogues?”
To encourage more playfulness and work with people to realise their potential and purpose
What have you achieved so far?
Continuing to connect with people who like the idea of Random Dialogues, not everyone understands it, the right people do.
What do you see as your next steps?
To curate my collaborations
To continue to host speaking events
My dream would be to expand it across the UK and globally, Arthur used to encourage me to imagine and dream ‘stop being all logical he’d say’
Why did you decide to do Random Dialogues?
"To see where it would lead to. We were curious always curious"
'Blessed are the curious for they shall have adventures'
