Thursday 19th November  2026 - Theme -  "Eye Movements and What They Actually Tell You"

Picture a client sitting opposite you. You ask about the holiday they’re planning. Before they say a word, their eyes drift up to one side, pause, and come back to you. Then they describe the view from the hotel balcony in vivid detail.

You ask how they felt when the booking went through. This time their eyes drop. Their breathing slows. Their voice softens.

They haven’t told you anything yet. Their eyes already have.

That’s what eye accessing cues give you: a live clue to how someone is processing, in the moment it happens. Every person has their own pattern. Once you learn to read it, you pace more closely, ask better questions, and notice the moment something shifts.

In this practice group, we’ll build that skill together. Working in pairs, you’ll ask questions designed…