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Dr Hewitt-Gleeson
founded the SCHOOL OF THINKING (SOT) with
Edward de Bono in 1979 and helped develop the"Thinking
Caps" idea in New York. Now the school has
been running internationally for 25 years training business
leaders, designing education programs for schools, families
and government.
Michael
started the SOT in Australia in 1988 when he conducted
Australia's first SOT thinking lesson, in Canberra,
in the presence of both the Governor General
and the Prime Minister. His eminent career includes
best-selling books, lectures, and many celebrated public
appearnces with world leaders including a first US meting
with the Dalai Lama in 1981. He now resides in
Melbourne from where SOT is exporting thinking lessons
and daily lessons to over 40 countries around the world.
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SOFTWARE FOR YOUR BRAIN!
How do you rate your own brainpower?
What is your 'necktop personal computer'?
How much software do you have? |
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SESSION
ONE: THE PROBLEM
In this
first session you will have the opportunity to do the
School of Thinking Brainpower Audit. It will
help you rate how you are currently using your own brainpower.
A trained thinker can direct his or her thinking and
use it in a deliberate manner to produce a desired effect.
To a trained and skilled thinker, thinking is a tool
that can be used at will to get things DONE.
Then you
will explore the Western tradition of thinking and discover
a fresh insight about how the Plato Truth Virus (PTV)
has made us all such slow thinkers.
SESSION
TWO: THE SOLUTION
In this
second session you will be given the universal brain
software - CVS to BVS - which will enable you to accelerate
your speed of thought and it only takes one second
to use. |
Click here to watch a 30 minute video of a recent presentation Michael gave
to 2000 student leaders on Leadership.
"We were always grateful for
what you did for us in New York."
- The Dalai Lama
"I believe your work in teaching
people to think may be the most important thing going on in
the world today."
- Professor George Gallup, The Gallup Poll, Princeton
"Michael has a powerful approach
to an important area."
- Edward De Bono
"Michael has just given the best
keynote address I have ever heard"
- Sir Ninian Stephen, Governor-General of Australia
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