Archive: March, 2011
PhotoReading Open House walks you through the course
Monday, March 28th, 2011 by Pete Bissonette
In the Open House video below, Paul Scheele walks you through the PhotoReading personal learning course that was completely updated and re-recorded in 2009. You’ll see what you have to do to confidently be on top of information—not hiding from it, or drowning in it. For 25 years PhotoReading has been our most popular program. [...]
For teachers, trainers, presenters, and learners
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011 by Paul Scheele
You may have heard me say many times: the brain is a natural accelerated learning device. The combination of your body/mind/brain makes you the perfect learning organism. Your ability to acquire and creatively use information is unlimited. But for most people traditional education confuses our fabulous personal resources. It more or less turns us into [...]
Tap into the rejuvenating energies of spring
Sunday, March 20th, 2011 by Pete Bissonette
We could feel the spring energies moving into Minnesota this past week. The temperatures are warming, snows are melting (we had around seven feet at my home this winter), and plants and trees are waking up. We learned at our Aura Seeing seminar last weekend that the best time to see the auras of plants [...]
Happy Einstein Day!
Thursday, March 17th, 2011 by Pete Bissonette
We celebrated our 30th anniversary this week with our annual Einstein Day luncheon of whole brain food, our favorite Einstein Quotes, fabulous prizes, annual awards and bonuses, and poolside team building. Here are a few snaps. -Pete (Posted on March 17, 2011)
Our History – 1990s
Friday, March 11th, 2011 by Pete Bissonette
As we continue our celebration of thirty years of service, let’s move from the 1980s and look at our first full decade, the fabulous 1990s. 1991 EasyLearn Language Programs We introduced the EasyLearn Languages of Spanish, French, and German, which were originally developed by International Language Services for teachers to use in classrooms. They soon [...]
