Tony Buzan - Learning and your marvellous mind - LTAsia 17 Conference
Learning and your marvellous mind
Globally recognised author and expert on memory, creativity and the workings of the Brain, Tony Buzan will introduce us to a range of techniques for harnessing the natural creativity of the human mind. Lauded by The Times of London as the 'new Aristotle' and described as amongst the most powerful of public speakers, Tony Buzan’s decades of pre-eminence in the field of activating one's personal mind potential, will provide delegates with tools to put to use immediately in expanding their own creativity at work at play and in all aspects of modern life.
The unlimited creative power of the human mind
Images and Colour: the language of your mind
The benefit of mobilising both sides of your Brain
Mind Maps Building and expanding your creative powers
Brain fitness and how to achieve it
www.learningtechnologiesasia.com
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RIP To this brilliant man. He passed away April 13 2019.
@smiletolife4353
3 жыл бұрын
I didn't know that , thanks for this information, RIP
@beubbeull
3 жыл бұрын
RIP to this genius. Only discovered him a few months ago. He was a REAL boss.
@ReuplOadshelP
Ай бұрын
I feel the same.@@beubbeull
We use only 1% of the brain most of the time because we couldn't eat enough to use 100% all of the time (imagine eating 20x of what you are eating now, assuming the brain uses 20% of total energy intake). Besides, it's always good to keep a little extra boost to get out of unexpected situations, even for a split second.
Tony starts 7:30
I'm sad Tony Buzan died... 😟😟
I'd bet Shake and Ein daydream in color.
20.01.2022
Mummery is now a leading expert in quantum consciousness. Epps is now a chief scientist at NASA. Only joking! They may be great now though for all I know.
The complete works of Shakespeare in the vast majority of books is in black ink. Does this mean that the complete works of William Shakespeare is dull?!
@do9klami293
Жыл бұрын
Black in books but how the scenes are played and displayed in everyone's mind ? That is what matters.
This cannot help solving maths or reasoning
Einstein typed his theory of relativity out in one colour. So is that a boring, monotonous manuscript?!