The Board of WISTA Cyprus with the trainer and representation from WISTA Hellas. From left to right Helen Joannou Chrysostomou, Anna Pittalis, Gina Panayiotou, Maria Angelidou, Tassoula Tsakanias, Dilip Mukerjea, Anna Vourgos, Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou, Yvonne Tsanos, Koula Louka. Photo Credit: Whiteleaf Pictures
With great success, WISTA Cyprus organised a unique in it’ s kind, Training Course for its members and friends, titled “Braindancing Via AdaptAgility,” recently, at the Columbia Plaza Venue Center in Limassol, which was transformed into a “Ballroom” for Braindancing on this occasion.
The workshop hosted and was led by the renowned Dilip Mukerjea, ex-Marine Engineer in shipping and current visionary thought leader, originally from India and based in Singapore, keynote speaker and author of a series of books on “The Creative Brain.”
Welcoming the participants with instructions to bare their own “personal shields” when entering the room, Mr. Mukerjea presented a fun, highly interactive and fast-paced seminar aiming in optimising brain power.
Following the motto “Life is not logical, it’s physiological” and “Be distinct, not obsolete,” during this full day workshop, Mr. Mukerjea provided all participants with the opportunity to learn new techniques and strategies for dealing with and when applying:
- Emotional / strategic intelligence and communication
- Pressure and stress management for effective decision making
- Understanding the importance of agility and innovation
- How to grow as an individual and become a better leader / person through future ready brain skills for the 21st century
The Trainer Dilip Mukerjea in the middle, surrounded by all participants
“Braindancing via AdaptAgility,” as described by a number of participants, was an excellent opportunity for learning, utilizing and developing creative skills in a relaxed atmosphere, escaping for a while from routine and of course a great opportunity for networking, meeting in full the aims of WISTA Cyprus in hosting this workshop.
If it is one thing that was embedded well to all attendees, is that pictures speak louder than words thus the whole concept of the workshop is best described by the photos of this article and full album available at below links, where you can also find more information about the activity of WISTA: http://www.wista.net/cy
