Special Seminar: Communication Between Men and Women
By Wekie Tay, BA, DTM
NLP Trainer (USA), NLP Master Prac.
Design Human Engin. Prac. (USA), Mind Mastery Prac. (Aust.)
American Management Association Certified Trainer
It has always been an age old mystery between how men and women think, behave and communicate. This exhilarating and exciting workshop provides deep insights to help solve the gender equation by exploring the fine art of ‘He Says, She Says”
In this fun and interactive workshop, you will discover:
What has changed over times for women and men, and what to do about them…
How are men and women different from each other?
What goes through men and women’s mind when they are communicating?
How to powerfully impress, charm and attract the other gender in university?
How greatly does communication differ between men and women?
Social Elements of Effective Communication between genders
Personal Space: How it can make or break your relationship
Creating Understanding in Active Listening
Finding your special gender key “Turn-On” Factor to Powerfully Communicate
How to make yourself a joy to be with and the person others seek
The secret techniques to turn on another’s communication button for you
Simple steps to becoming the “opposite gender magnet”
How to communicate to making other gender pay attention and wanting more… of you!
Real-life solutions to persistent school gender communication issues
Build your Resources for Powerful Communicating!
And Much, Much more…
SPEAKER PROFILE: (more…)
My Greatest Joy
The past month has been hectic. Beginning with the matric fair and culminating with the recent completion of the demonstration meeting, the past month has certainly been an eventful one.
Yet, as I look back on the series of events and activities that took place throughout the past month, one thing stood out prominently. It is something that delights me greatly. That is non other than witnessing the growth of our members, especially over the past one month.
What began with reluctance, hesitance and passiveness, has pretty much given way to proactiveness, self-assuredness and confidence. Where members were initially shy to speak and contribute, I now see more members going about their work with greater ease, confidence and competence.
What a difference one month makes! What a difference, an opportunity for learning and growth can make in the life of those who seize them!
Many people go about building statues and have structures named after them in the hope of leaving a legacy, to be immortalized or just simply to be remembered. This is their way of leaving a mark in time.
Although I may not go about doing the same thing as those mentioned above, I am content to know that I’ve played a part in the lives of members who have benefited from the opportunities that had been created for them to learn and grow over the past few months.
After all, to me, there is no greater joy in life, than to know that you’ve left your mark in life, by creating value in the lives of others… and thereby, in turn, providing them with the means and opportunity to pass on the skills and abilities which you’ve taught them to others who need them too.
To me, the ability to “pass it on”, holds greater meaning and life value, than an immovable statue who sits or stands and watches time past by in history.
It’s a pleasure serving you, members of the NUS Toastmasters Club! Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your journey to growth!
Gary G.
NUS Toastmasters meeting on 19 dec 06
Dear Friends,
Exams are finally over. It is time for us to focus on our public speaking. You are cordially invited to our meeting on 19 dec 06 (Tue) from 7 to 9.30pm at YIH function room 2.
Here is the tentative Program Sheet for our meeting and here is a map of the venue
Seeya,
Gary