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Spice Up Your Speaking PresentationsAudio learning for WORKPLACE CHANGE AGENTS: Executives, Managers, Six Sigma, Quality & Technical Professionals

8/24/2014

Spice Up Your Speaking Presentations
Audio learning for WORKPLACE CHANGE AGENTS:
Executives, Managers, Six Sigma, Quality & Technical Professionals

Speaking and making presentations are inevitable. Intelligence and expertise is just half of the equation. Delivering engaging presentations and effective training programs set the BEST executives, managers, Six Sigma, quality and technical professionals from the rest.

We've all sat through a lifeless presentations, where the speaker barely engages himself/ herself, let alone the whole audience. If you put audiences to sleep with technical information, design excessive amounts of detailed PowerPoint slides this program is for you.

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Learning investment fee: P 2,000.00

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How to Become a Great Trainer?

4/15/2014

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Once or several times in our lives, we have been asked to be in front of a group of people to train them a skill, make them know and understand a new procedure, teach them a new system, or coach them a new role.

If there is only one thing you want to learn to become a great trainer, this quote from Erik Barker would help a lot:

"'Our brains evolved to learn by doing things, not by hearing about them. This is one of the reasons that, for a lot of skills, it’s much better to spend about two thirds of your time testing yourself on it rather than absorbing it. There’s a rule of two thirds. If you want to, say, memorize a passage, it’s better to spend 30 percent of your time reading it, and the other 70 percent of your time testing yourself on that knowledge.

Keep the “Rule of Two-Thirds” in mind. Spend only one third of your time studying.

The other two-thirds of your time you want to be doing the activity. Practicing. Testing yourself.

Get your nose out of that book. Avoid the classroom. Whatever it is you want to be the best at, be doing it.

The closer your practice is to the real thing, the faster you learn."

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PS. We at Six Sigma Philippines follow the "Rule of Two-Thirds" in our training programs. We anchor our programs on "experiential learning" to make it practical and effective. Visit our testimonials and check feedback of our participants. (CLICK HERE)

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Why you're not as successful as you should be?

3/3/2014

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It is true that few are lucky to be born with a golden spoon in his mouth. For the rest of us, do we succumb to our fate, live our lives as it is, and accept our reality? There's this saying that "It is NOT your sin to be born poor. It is your sin, if you die poor"

Then how do we become successful? Well, you don't have to read all books about how successful people became successful. All you need to do is be silent, be still. Reflect on the 13 reasons listed here and be true to yourself, and you'll realize why you're not as successful as you should be.

Do not let outside events destabilize you.

"...I am the master of my fate:
I am the captain of my soul."
---William Ernest Henley

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Spice Up Your Speaking PresentationsAudio learning for WORKPLACE CHANGE AGENTS: Executives, Managers, Six Sigma, Quality & Technical Professionals

How to Become a Great Trainer?

Why you're not as successful as you should be?

Rex Jayson Tuozo "The Six Sigma Guy"

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