Business Brain Train

When did you last stop to think about how you work at work – and whether the way you work could be changed to help you be more successful? The Business Brain Train Seminar provides a thoroughly enjoyable environment for you to explore these questions. It shows how to make yourself more effective using mind mapping; teaches techniques for faster, more effective reading, and shows how to use memory systems to remember information. It examines techniques for idea generation, creativity and problem solving; planning; time management; and inter-personal communication skills (including making a speech and how to improve meetings. It focuses on the core skills required for success in any enterprise. The seminar helps individuals:

• Read faster and read better (combining speed reading with techniques for better comprehension)
• Learn how to use mind mapping for planning, note-making, and clearer-thinking
• Learn the secrets of memory systems – and how to use them to remember information
• Generate ideas and use problem-solving techniques
• Develop strategies for managing time, priorities and pressure
• Understand the importance of the whole brain effect on business effectiveness

• Read faster and more efficiently. Tackle reading tasks with more confidence
• Combine fast reading, mind-mapping and memory skills with time management techniques to help handle “information overload”
• Develop effective strategies for managing time, priorities and pressure
• Be able to explore and develop new ideas and approaches
• Be more confident in your ability to work in groups, to contribute ideas and to take initiative and responsibility
• Understand how to create a “success culture” using “business brain skills”

• Professionals seeking to improve personal productivity and effectiveness
• Managers and Team Leaders
• Administrative and Office Professionals
• Business Analysts and Knowledge Workers
• Project Coordinators and Support Staff
• HR and Learning & Development Professionals
• Executives handling high volumes of information
• Professionals involved in planning, communication, and decision-making
• Individuals aiming to improve reading, memory, and thinking skills
• Organizations focused on enhancing employee performance and efficiency