books about: seminar     books:       How to Develop and Promote Successful Seminars and Workshops: The Definitive Guide to Creating and Marketing ...9 reviews Howard L. Shenson John Wiley & Sons, Inc, 1990 Dated but very good This is a good introductory book for those that need to develop and promote successful seminars and workshops. The book covers what one needs to know about developing a program, market testing, setting the right fees, marketing, promotion, advertising and publicity. The reader is provided with useful practical tips and advice that I have used to good effect. The book is well written in simple ...             The Seminar of Jacques Lacan: Book I : Freud's Papers on Technique 1953-1954 (Seminar of Jacques Lacan)1 review Jacques Lacan W. W. Norton & Company, 1991 Lacan before Lacan There are still traces of Kojeve in the Lacan's first seminar, and Kojeve mixed with sociobiology (pigeons and the imaginary) and the ego and the id. The imaginary will at this point play a larger role than it will later, as will the ego (formed out of the imaginary and the mirror stage), but at the same time the origin of negativity and aggression, located in an alienating picture of ...             The Inter-War Crisis 1919-1939 (2nd Edition) (Seminar Studies in History Series)1 review R.J. Overy Longman, 2007 Fabulous seminar-study overview In meeting its proclaimed goal of providing an academic overview to the subject of the inter-war period, this book succeeds brilliantly. From the results of the Treaty and the emerging Europe, to democracy and dictatorships, to the international crises that led up to the Second World War, this book is clear, readable, and rich in ideas. Certainly the title reveals enough to save the trouble of ...             How to Make it Big in the Seminar Business5 reviews Paul Karasik McGraw-Hill, 2004 Wonderful way to learn more about how to get started! This book was really helpful to me. It contained information on everything from what to do with the initial idea of a seminar business, to how to write a great seminar brochure, to marketing techniques. Overall, I'd HIGHLY recommend it to others interested in making money in the seminar business. Also, a good selling point is the listing of names, addresses, and numbers for people in the ...             You Can't Teach a Kid to Ride a Bike at a Seminar : The Sandler Sales Institute's 7-Step System for ...50 reviews David H. Sandler Bay Head Pub, 2000 Tongue Fu If you want complicated - read something else. If you want to make selling easy and rewarding, read this book first. Marshal arts teaches you to use your opponent's momentum. The Sandler Selling System and tactics are like Tongue Fu. His system gives the salesperson new leverage, which is in both the buyer and the seller's best interest. I liked it when I first found it, because most ...             How to Run Seminars & Workshops: Presentation Skills for Consultants, Trainers and Teachers16 reviews Robert L. Jolles Wiley, 2005 A must read for training and presentations! Robert Jolles describes all of the steps in running your own workshops and seminars or working in the training department. Writing your own book. Developing a process of training that helps the trainer and the audience. Visual aid management. Trainee evaluation. All of the steps are in a simple, easy to read book. There are also parts of the book that will help develop and improve skills for ...             The Gospel of Jesus: According to the Jesus Seminar9 reviews Polebridge Press, 1999 a short but useful synopsis of the work of the Jesus Seminar If you have time for only one book by the Jesus Seminar, this is the book you should consider as it contains a short but useful synopsis of much of their work. Features: 1- The book reads like a New Testament gospel, so you can read it straight through if you just want the straight scoop. But if/when you want additional information, there are notes on the left side of each page showing the ...             Marketing and Promoting Your Own Seminars and Workshops29 reviews Fred Gleeck Fred Gleeck, 2001 Well Worth It's Weight In Gold! Definitely a Must-Have! This is an awesome book! I got a lot out of it and, since I have so much experience in the direct response and speaking industries, it's very difficult for me to find books and other information that I don't already know. This book offers so many things that I could immediately use to increase my bottom line, not just for my speaking business but my business in general. If you are an ...             129 Seminar Speaking Success Tips3 reviews David R. Portney Kallisti Publishing, 2008 Right on Target! I'm a beginner at public speaking and seminars, but sometimes I have to speak to groups as part of my job (insurance). What I like about 129 Seminar Speaking Success Tips is that each tip is short and to the point and gives me a powerful strategy or technique that I can start using right away. I can't find any fluff or filler like in some other books I've seen on the topic. I like to open up to ...             Profitable Seminars: 195 Tips on Designing, Marketing and Delivering the Goods Len Wood Training Shoppe, 2001             Teaching Seminar With Milton H. Erickson (Annual Progress in Child Psychiatry and Child Development)1 review Zeig Routledge, 1985 An Ericksonian classic. This book is a direct transcript of a week long hypnosis/psychotherapy seminar performed by Milton Erickson at the end of his life, and at the height of his expertise. It reads with the hypnotic fluidity of a good novel while teaching a tremendous amount- about many things. Erickson weaves his way through various teaching tales while interacting with people in the seminar. The reader is pulled ...             The State of Art Criticism (The Art Seminar) James Elkins Routledge, 2007 Art criticism is spurned by universities, but widely produced and read. It is seldom theorized and its history has hardly been investigated. The State of Art Criticism presents an international conversation among art historians and critics that considers the relation between criticism and art history and poses the question of whether criticism may become a university subject. Contributors include Dave Hickey, James Panero, Stephen Melville, ...             Landscape Theory (The Art Seminar) Routledge, 2007 Artistic representations of landscape are studied widely in areas ranging from art history to geography to sociology, yet there has been little consensus about how to understand the relationship between landscape and art. This book brings together more than fifty scholars from these multiple disciplines to establish new ways of thinking about landscape in art.             Start Your Own Seminar Production Business (Entrepreneur Magazine's Startup)3 reviews Entrepreneur Press Entrepreneur Press, 2006 Great book !!! I bought this book because I was about to enter the seminar business and I am fully satisfied. When I started reading it I couldn't stop. This is a must read to anyone who is about sto jump into the seminar and workshop business. I would highly recommend to everybody. Plus I got it on time. you guys did a great job.             The 1848 Revolutions (2nd Edition) (Seminar Studies in History Series)2 reviews Peter Jones Longman, 1995 An informative book with trivial flaws The 1848 Revolutions, written by Peter Jones, is part of a large series of books collectively entitled "Seminar Studies in History." The 1848 Revolutions, Second Edition, was first published in 1991 by the Longman Group UK Limited; this book focuses on a number of revolutions that took place in Europe in 1848, with France at the epicenter of the disturbance. The book explores the course of the ...             The Parables of Jesus (Jesus Seminar Series)2 reviews Bernard Brandon Scott; James R. Butts; Jesus Seminar Polebridge Press, 1988 Full of insights I have had this real season of consuming Jesus Seminar books. R W Funk is marvelous in his frank easy-going style when going thru the parables of Jesus. This report is one of many, which preceded the masterpiece "The five gospels" and which is wholly dedicated to the parables. The report starts with the organistion and work method of the Jesus Seminar, an overview of the relationship ...             The Jesus Seminar and Its Critics6 reviews The Jesus Seminar, Me Polebridge Press, 1999 A most lucid introduction to the Jesus Seminar I highly recommend _The Jesus Seminar and Its Critics_ as an introduction to the work, methodologies, premises of the Jesus Seminar, and as its title tells us, to some of the critiques that have been hurled at it. (For a more extensive discussion of the "rules of evidence" employed by the Seminar please see _The Five Gospels_ and _The Acts of Jesus_, both by the JS.) The project founded by ...             Socratic Seminars in the Block Wanda H. Ball, Pam Brewer Eye on Education,, 2000             The Seminar of Jacques Lacan: Book II : The Ego in Freud's Theory and in the Technique of Psychoanalysis ...1 review Jacques Lacan W. W. Norton & Company, 1991 where's the letter? one of the first luminaries, and not the first, lacan mentions here is socrates, father, i suppose, of the dialectic. this seminar is marked by participation, which lacan insists upon, everyone present must participate with questions. here those in attendance get a feel for things psychoanalytic. discussed is poe's purloined letter. and discussed is the lacanic triad: the symbolic, the real, ...              search for books 1919-1939, 1953-1954, 1954-1955, according, business, conferences, consultants, criticism, definitive, delivering, designing, development, entrepreneur, erickson, institute, inter-war, landscape, marketing, presentation, production, profitable, promoting, psychiatry, psychoanalysis, revolutions, socratic, successful, teachers, technique, workshops books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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