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‘A guide to being a better being’, Maggie Richards (aka Mahabha)

By on 7 December 2016 in Worth reading

Guidebook Imagine you want to go travelling – an adventurous trip to new and strange places. It might be helpful to get a map, buy the relevant guidebook, surf the Internet and learn some phrases in the local languages. In the world of personal growth, Maggie has written her ‘Lonely Planet’ guidebook for the challenging […]

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‘Chasing the Monsoon’ by Alexander Frater

By on 7 September 2016 in Worth reading

Many readers will be familiar with the important annual phenomenon of the monsoon, whether in India, Goa or somewhere further east. When the rains finally come and break the intense summer heat and drought, there is an enormous sense of relief, relaxation and jubilation. After a fascinating conversation in London, which he describes in detail, […]

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‘When Jesus lived in India’ by Alan Jacobs

By on 7 August 2016 in Worth reading

During the First Council of Nicaea in AD 325, the Church selected the four Gospels according to Mark, Matthew, Luke and John as the prime sources of ‘truth’ for the Bible stories about Jesus. The 55 or so other known Gospels with both supportive as well as conflicting and sometimes astonishingly different stories were either […]

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Myth 25: When you say ‘etcetera’ and ‘and so on and so forth’, everybody knows what you’re talking about

By on 1 July 2016 in Presentatiemythen

In the story ‘The King and I’ the King of Siam is renowned for his frequent use of the expression ‘etcetera, etcetera, etcetera’. Anna is the English teacher who is instructed, for example, to write a letter to Queen Victoria. The King dictates a few words, half of which are ‘etcetera’! Anna protests at how […]

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Myth 23: Reading your prepared text aloud guarantees that you tell everything and that your message comes across clearly

By on 1 May 2016 in Presentatiemythen, Presentation myths

Deze maand neemt de mythe ‘voorlezen’ onder loep: het hoe en waarom van het gebruik van papier als bron. Met de – inmiddels bekende – verrassende inzichten en oplossingen.

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Myth 22: No pointer or laser pen? No problem – just go up to the screen and indicate with your hand

By on 1 April 2016 in Presentatiemythen, Presentation myths

Imagine you’re presenting to a small group of some 10-15 listeners. You project slides which you describe in great detail and you stand next to the screen to point out details. Imagine you’re presenting at a congress, from the stage and mostly from behind a lectern. Just as with the small group you want to […]

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Decisions, decisions!

By on 22 March 2016 in Various articles

Are you one of those who have difficulty in taking decisions? There are many like you! There are also many who are openly proud of their skill in this area, particularly in business. Yet there is another path for both groups that provides a surprising solution – maybe even for ‘everybody’! Acceptable topic These days […]

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