Educational Resources Guide
In some of my workshops, I run a short activity which provides the audience members with an immediate and practical example of how and where we focus our attention and energy - and the potential consequences. It's a pretty simple process used by plenty of facilitators. How it works: I ask my a
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Anyone who has witnessed a car accident knows how traumatic the event and accident scene can be. There are often seriously damaged cars and injured people. When witnessing a car accident, one has a moral duty to report what they saw and heard to the police. A car accident witness is an essential
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We've all heard the term "baby boomers" and maybe you are one. Everyone knows that this is the biggest group of people growing older at the same time meaning that they will all reach the category of "senior" citizen at the same time. This will overload the highways, freeways, streets, etc., with
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Today, more than ever, people ask me how they can boost their energy levels safely. Lack of energy seems to be somewhat of a plague. Why is that? Your energy levels are actually affected by more than you realize. When you have no energy, nothing gets done, no one is happy, and the money train c
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When you acquire knowledge, what do you do with it? Store it away in the memory banks and forget about it, or do you put that knowledge to work to benefit from it? Whilst working online I have heard the saying "Knowledge is king" countless times. When I first heard it I thought it was fan
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How to Get Attention, Network Like a Pro, and Be Memorable By Dr. Larina Kase It is not enough just to make a great first impression. We must make a powerful lasting impression. The way that a memory is formed is by first grabbing attention, then becoming a short-term memory, and finally, getting
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