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Mind Maps trainer due here shortly Many of us ponder the prowess of others who are able to remember strings of numbers, lists of items, names and faces. We are awed by those great speakers who make presentations without notes and others who rattle off large volumes of information just before an examination. Are these individuals endowed with exceptional intelligence or are their brains equipped with greater memory capacity ? Philip Holt found the answer to these question in Mind Maps, a technique of using the brain as it is meant to be used. Developed by Tony Bruzan in the 1970s and now taught worldwide, it is easy to learn, fun to use and do not require any additional brain cells. Philip Holt, a licensed trainer of Mind Maps who believes these skills and techniques can be learnt easily will be in Sri Lanka shortly to conduct a workshop that focuses on the use of Mind Maps to capture thoughts, ideas and information easily and more graphically. Participants will be shown how to apply Mind Maps to recall information more effective remember items on lists, prepare and present speeches, take notes at lectures and at meetings, make quick decisions and to impart information to others. Mind Mapping has been called the Swiss Army knife of the brain, providing a variety of benefits like improved memory, creativity, concentration, communication agility, enhanced thinking skills, learning and study skills, general intelligence and quickness of mind. It is ideal for CEOs and personnel in executive positions as well as for students to improve their grades. |
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