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Mind Mapping
The Workshop That Helps
You Discover
the Power Of Your Brain!
"Unlock Your Creative Genius."
Next Workshop:
Friday, November 11, 2011
Time:
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Address & Location:
Central Penn College
ATEC Building, Room 203
600 Valley Road, Summerdale, PA 17093 |
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Details &
Registration
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Workshop Fee:
$169.00 (Includes one-day workshop, workbook, materials, breakfast snacks & beverages, lunch and certificate of completion. The learning itself is priceless
Early-bird registration:
$149.00 ($20 discount if you register by October 21).
Advanced registration and payment is required (no registration at door).
Seating is limited to 20. Registration deadline is November 9. |
A Mind Mapping is a way of
using your mind so that you employ both your logical left brain and your
imaginative right brain to network your thinking. The power
of this synergistic approach is that you
liberate your creativity,
literally wake up parts of your brain, and discover the joy of tapping
your own genius.
A Mind Mapping will:
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Improve your thinking,
planning, and problem solving skills.
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Increase your ability to
generate ideas and organize them.
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Give you a powerful new
way to take and make notes, and study new information.
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Enable you to make
better presentations and run more effective meetings.
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Help you identify your
goals and values.
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Wake up your brain and
make thinking FUN!
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Workshop formats
available: 1-day; 2 half-days; four 2-hour sessions
Also available: Shorter
introductory presentations on the power of a mind map.
What participants say:
| “It (Dr. Dilip’s Mind Mapping workshop) is a great program. I attended a few years back and it's still adding value to much of what I do in my business and in my life.”
Craig
Valentine, World Champion of Public Speaking, 1998. Professional Speaker. |
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| “I love it. After the Mind Mapping workshop, I have no problem remembering speeches, be it 5 to 7 minutes speech or 1 hour workshop. Thank you Dr. Dilip. I use this daily for generating ideas, organizing them and remembering speeches.”
Kapila
Bandara, Chief Manager - Nations Trust Bank. Past Division Governor, Toastmasters District 82. |
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"I learned a new way to think. I learned to focus in a new and
fascinating way. It was informative, helpful, eye opening. It was
literally mind expanding."
-James Michaleson
Professor
Rowan College
"We are forever grateful to you for introducing us to this
wonderful technique for generating and organizing our ideas, both
logically and spontaneously. Since your training, we have had many
employees report their success in using a Mind Mapping as a
tool for just about any business or personal setting. This artistic
approach to recording and remembering information is so practical."
-Debra A. Muse
Director, EEO
Dept. of the Army, PENTAGON
"Dr.Dilip's Mind Mapping course is a quick trip to
self-awareness. A Mind Mapping is a surprisingly pleasant tool for using
our most important resource in a totally new way. You can significantly
increase your note taking, analysis, planning, and organizational
skills."
-Chris Perks
Professional (Civil) Engineer
"I feel I have been shown a key to unlocking the flood of
creativity I know is inside me. Dr. Dilip's enthusiasm and the interest
he showed in his students makes the class more of an experience that a
workshop."
-Fred Callbeck
System Professional
Grumman Systems Support Co.
"It (Mind Mapping) is a very unique and undoubtedly valuable
skill. There is a freedom in a Mind Mapping that the rigidity of an
outline does not have. I hope, in fact, I am certain, that my continual
use of it will help me learn, study, problem solve, & understand
better."
-Janice Cunningham
DNREC
Division of Fish & Wildlife.
"Very useful tool. Excellent! Well Organized."
-Steven Steinwedel
Coach
SCS Enterprises, Inc. |
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Dr. Dilip,
Just wanted to share with you my first experience with mind mapping a presentation. The presentation was a 40-minute training session on storytelling, part of the first annual masters class training sessions offered by the Susquehanna Advanced Toastmasters on June 11.
Some background, I have done very few training sessions, I seldom speak longer than 5-7 minutes. My usual approach is to think about the topic for some time, develop an outline and then type the entire presentation. I then read, and reread the presentation, record it and listen to it as I drive, I eventually become familiar with the content that I can deliver the speech without notes, but I’ll bring the manuscript to the lectern and flip through pages to make sure I don’t miss important points. This has worked for me for those 5-7 minute speeches, but the longer the speech, the less practical is that method.
Facing a 40 minute speech on storytelling, just a month or so after attending your mind mapping seminar, I decided to give mind mapping a try. I mapped out the entire speech on an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper in a couple of hours. The next day I refined that mind map. I then took a few minutes each day to look at it, to think about introductory statements to each segment, and two days before the seminar I made a final version of the mind map using imap software. I placed the one sheet of paper at the lectern before my presentation and referred to it once in a while during the presentation.
I found that the mind mapping process—beginning with a central idea, using short phrases and pictures—actually helped me remember the content with less effort than the type, read, record, and listen model I had been doing for a 5-7 minute speech.
I also found the process allowed me to quickly adapt my presentation to circumstances occurring during the presentation. In fact, as I was concluding the presentation I saw an important connection between audience members who say they don’t have stories and the typical audience. I was able to quickly and seamlessly add this information as my conclusion.
At the end of your mind mapping seminar you told me that mind mapping would change the way I approached preparing for speeches and presentations. I left the seminar intrigued but not convinced. Having relied on a simple mind map for a 40 minute presentation, I am now convinced that mind mapping has changed the way I will organize my thoughts before beginning any project.
With much appreciation,
Tony
Anthony
T. Crocamo
Corporate
Marketing
Buchart Horn, Inc. / BASCO Associates
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