Many years ago, as a student, I was taught to remember the colors of the rainbow using the statement “Richard Of York Gain Battle In Vain” where the starting letter of each word represents a color. In other words, R, O, Y, G, B, I, V represent the colors...
One of the most popular ways for people to learn new skills and also build a profession network is through workshops. Since workshops can often be intimidating, the speaker should use appropriate icebreaker questions to make sure everyone is at ease. So, what are good...
Needs Analysis is the process of defining what is required from a workshop before developing it. By discovering what the organization’s current practices are, and then determining its expectations from running the workshop, you can identify what is needed to fill the...
In 2019, a study showed Positive Psychology interventions can improve work-related outcomes including job stress, mental health, and organizational prosocial behavior (Sin, et al.). From this and other studies, gratitude emerged as an emotion or personal trait that...
Preparing for a development workshop or a presentation can be overwhelming. There are many things to consider. At the same time, you want to make sure that your audience is engaged and eager to learn. The best way to do this is to know your audience. No matter what...
Many parents and colleagues have asked me whether I can speed read and whether I can read a book a day. I guess the question they want to know is “Can you actually read faster and still understand what you read? The answer is you can read faster and still...
How Using Mnemonics Can Help You Improve Your Memory
What are Good Icebreaker Questions to Start an Engaging Workshop?
Why Needs Analysis is Important When Designing an Engaging Workshop
Lasting Memories: How to Create Them and Improve Your Learning
Why Keeping a Gratitude Journal Can Make You Feel Great and Alive
Know Your Audience if You Want to Deliver a Great Presentation
