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The Meaning of Your Dreams and How to Wake People Up

What is the meaning of your dreams? Should you act on their messages?

We all know that your dreams are a reflection of your conscious thoughts and ideas.  Whatever we think about, we dream about. 

In our courses we teach people to have dreams. But having dreams and dreaming are two completely different things. Having dreams is to have aspirations, dreaming is just what we dream when we are asleep.

In reality most of us are living in a dream. Many people are not in touch of reality, about themselves, about others and about all the things we perceive inside and around us. That is a real dream. A dream that you have when you are awake!  Most people don't know the truths of these 5 things as described here

According to US Guru Dan Millman, most people live their entire lives without being awake. This is evident from the fact that over 90% of employees are just looking for the year-end bonus or annual increment to get fired up. Most managers also said that motivating people other than money is difficult. Many feel that something is lacking in their lives and they want to do something now.

Whether you are feeling the stress of securing your job, sales or income, or need to get more done with less, come for this highly inspirational workshop. Built on award-winning US Guru Dan Millman's Peaceful Warrior strategies, this workshop will give you specific ways to move up and move on.

HOW TO WAKE PEOPLE UP 
Date : 12 March 2015 Thursday 2 to 5.30 pm
Venue : The Plaza 02-346, 7500A Beach Rd
Fee:  $199 each; $149 each for 2 pax & above; $129 each for 5 Pax & above

*** This course qualifies for PIC (Productivity & Innovation Credit), where you can get 60% cash back from the Government.

Power-packed Contents Include:
  1. Why most people live their entire lives without being awake and what to do about it
  2. What is SLEEPING and how to wake people up with Inspiration
  3. Difference bet. Inspiration vs. Motivation and Hype
  4. Dan Millman 6-Ways to Discover Your Inner Drive
  5. Create Unforgettable results with No Ordinary Moments concept
  6. How to Enjoy both the Journey and Destination
  7. Top 20 Management Ways to Motivate People Without Money
  8. Differentiate between Success and Success Recognition
  9. The Ultimate: How to Do the Impossible (include game)
  10. Bonus: Dan Millman Peaceful Warrior Strategies 
Benefits:
  • Get new ideas for your work or business and career
  • Be driven to success
  • Set and Achieve All Your Goals
  • Motivate you and your team for years to come
  • Highly entertaining and lasting memories for years to come
For Who to Attend:
  1. Managers and People with Subordinates 
  2. Bosses and People in Leadership & Authority 
  3. Sales people and people who must be motivated
  4. HR/Finance & Operations Executives & Managers
  5. All Employees who want to secure their jobs in this economy
  6. Students and those nearing retirement
These are what some of our clients and past participants have to say:
  •  "I have gone through many similar courses before but none delivered in this interactive and interesting manner. AndyTheCoach at www.asiatrainers.com have made this course How to Wake People Up so impactful with the use of movie clips, thanks!"   Gabrielle Lee, HR/GA Manager, MEA Technologies Pte Ltd 
  • This is a highly inspirational workshop that uses movies as a main tool. My entire team are now highly charged, thanks AndyTheCoach at Asia Coaching Training"  James Lee, MD, A2000 Solutions Pte Ltd 
  • "I find the materials very down-to-earth and complete with many live examples. How to Wake People Up is truly an inspirational and motivational course, all my team should attend".  Roger Tan, Manager, Panasonic (FAC) 
Profile of Asia Coaching Training
  • Founded in 1996, Asia Coaching Training was the no. 1 Franchisee of Action International (AI) in Singapore. Action International has trained over 800,000 people in 26 countries since 1993. 
  • Andy Ng is a CA with MBA from UK. He has 28 years of work experience, including 16 years in training. 
  • Andy was the Director of HR, Finance and Admin of Allied Telesis International (Asia) Pte Ltd and Senior Consultant with KPMG Management Consulting Pte Ltd
  • Since 2001 till to-date, Andy has coached over 167 companies in 23 industries and trained over 81,131 people in 14 countries including China, Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei. 
  • Read over 400 articles at www.AndyNgTrainer.blogspot.sg 
Enquiries: This workshop can also be customized and done at your premise AT NO EXTRA EXPENSE.  Visit here for course listing or call Andy at 8201-4347 or email to hpa88@singnet.com.sg.  Related articles:
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