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Most trainers will ask their students to not use their mobile phones during training. Not for us at Asia Trainers. Our Chief Trainer Coach Andy Ng does the opposite: we require all our students to continue using their smartphones as follows: Use our free wifi and put their phones to silent mode All can check updates on their mobile phones every hour. People that need extra time may request for it, with the condition to stay back a little to make up for lost training time All are given free links to further learn on their smartphones via Udemy, Youtube and blogs (eg www.AndyNgTrainer.blogspot.sg) and sites like www.changingminds.org  We incorporate hands-on exercises using smartphones (eg colour personality analysis, handwriting and numerology) FOC We provide free training on how to use WeChat effectively (15 minutes demo session) Optional: students may take another 15 minutes to learn FOC on how to create and create professional videos with only their smartphones and nothing e

By now the Pokemon Go craze has swept the entire world except Iran. For those that may not be familiar, Pokemon Go is a free mobile game available since July 2016 that integrates your location service with your camera.  To play Pokemon Go is very easy: you just have to look for Pokemons that could be hidden in your everyday life, like your garden, park or even office.  When you find and catch them, you will be recognized in the world. You will be motivated to go to the next level and find further joy!  In short, Pokemon Go combines social interaction with individual patience and alertness to win not points or money, but recognition. I had my very first game on Saturday 6th August 2016 in Singapore. I only played for 5 minutes but on Sunday, I caught a Pokemon sitting at the 7th month dinner table that I was attending. The strange thing is that when I moved across the table, the Pokemon was gone!   Three Reasons Why Pokemon Go is So Popular and How to Apply Its Popula