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THE NEW YEAR OF 2020

A new year ... and for those of us who conduct trainings (in addition to whatever else we do) that means planning and organizing trainings, marketing and selling them, preparing ourselves (and if we use a team) for the trainings.

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A new year ... and for those of us who conduct trainings (in addition to whatever else we do) that means planning and organizing trainings, marketing and selling them, preparing ourselves (and if we use a team) for the trainings. It means providing an offering to individuals and organizations for learning new things, for expanding and/or develop new competencies, unleashing new possibilities, and stepping up to take on the challenges of life.

For myself, 2020 means cutting back on trainings rather than expanding them. It means being more strategic about where I want to go and what trainings I want to do. My interest at this stage is to do more of the Brain Camp trainings because I believe that that training (which can be done in various formats, half-a-day, 1, 2, or 3 days) will eventually become another flagship training for Neuro-Semantics. At this moment, I’m sehedule to deiver it in Feb. in Egypt, and in April in Brazil.

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