Alan Weiss – Special Teleconference March 2013: Instructional Design & Abundance Thinking

Special Teleconference March 2013: Instructional Design & Abundance Thinking

Teleconference 1: Alan Weiss on Instructional Design:
Excellence in Training, Teaching, and Delivering Dynamic Classroom Results

This special teleseminar is based on Alan’s experience and best practices honed over nearly three decades of conducting successful high-end educational workshops, immersions, teleseminars, and other learning experiences, as well as an early career as the most successful trainer in the most successful training company in the US.

Learn the core skills and strategies that will elevate your training and teaching to the highest levels. Are you earning $2,500 for a workshop? You should be earning $25,000:

• Working backwards from learning objectives

• Planning a full day: Alan’s 4-90

• What never to forget when structuring shorter programs

• Making it easy: How to create top-notch preparatory work

• Dynamic openings

• Ain’t no boring college lecture: Conveying learning points succinctly

• Tips for structuring interactive groups

• Developing power questions to maximize group discussion

• Visuals and technology that you don’t trip over

• Principles for providing direct, helpful feedback

• Dealing with hecklers and road-blockers

• Adhesion: Sticking the landing (actually using the stuff)

Teleconference 2: Alan Weiss on Abundance Thinking: Thinking Big, Living Large, and Losing the Poverty Mentality

In recent years, Alan’s Thinking Big, Living Large, and Million Dollar Mindset offerings have emerged as among his most popular and frequently discussed topics in his communities. In this special teleconference, Alan will build upon these seminal works to “dig deeper” and illuminate how poverty thinking can quietly undermine even the best intentions to rejoice, live large, and care for self and others.

Learn and use and improve with these principles:

• Why flying first class is cheaper than coach after all the thinking is done

• Why you can’t help anyone more than you help yourself

• Breaking out of the guilt jail

• “First confidence” replacing “second guessing”

• Creating three-dimensional perspective

• Developing your fire power

• Succeeding by giving

• It would have been a better world if Atlas shrugged

This is not about making money or gaining fame, though those may be offshoots if you so desire. It’s about being comfortable in your own skin, recognizing the ethical opportunities that life and society provide, and running down the track without the burden you may now be carrying.

The good news and bad news: It’s about what you think and tell yourself. Join Alan as he gets as close as he might ever to Tony Robbins — but wear sneakers.