Creating
and Treasure-Mapping
Your Personal Vision
An
intensive all-day workshop
Bill Shackelford - Facilitator
Sponsored
by
Chicago Center for Creative Living
Call (773) 935-3776 to pre-register.
Saturday, May
4, 2002
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Days Inn Hotel
644 W. Diversey
Chicago, Illinois
Contact
Bill Shackelford
Visit Bill's Web Site at http://www.tarnhelm.net
"As we go back in history, language becomes more picturesque, until its infancy, when it is all poetry; or all spiritual facts are represented by natural symbols."
Emerson, “Nature”
This 6-hour workshop is a visioning "boot-camp" to help you map out and embark on your personal journey to a vision for your life. This workshop goes beyond treasure-mapping and helps you identify the qualities underlying your values and aspirations.
During this intensive interactive seminar, you will explore:
Your
Mental Images
What
you value
Pictures, Images, and
Symbols
Your Left Brain and Right Brain
Aspects of Self
Four Areas of Participation
Quality
in Life
Minding your P's and Q's
Qualities you Desire
Prosperity
Treasure Maps
Creating your Prototype
Being
in the Vision
The Image and the Word
Envisioning your Treasure Map
Qualities in your New Life
Sharing of your Treasure Map Prototypes
A Look to the Future
Cost of workshop: $45.00, which
includes 50-page course text, snacks, and materials for creating your Treasure
Map prototype. (Please bring along magazine pictures and other images you think
you might like to include in your treasure map or would be willing to donate
for use by other workshop participants.)
Bill
Shackelford founded Shackelford & Associates,
Chicago, in 1982. He was a featured presenter at the On-Line Learning
2001 Conference in London and at On-Line Learning 2001 in Los Angeles.
He has recently been a keynote speaker at numerous major training
organizations, speaking on the subject of E-Learning and customer relationship
management. As an active software developer, trainer and facilitator,
Bill has served such diverse clients as the U.S. Department of Defense,
BP-Amoco Corporation, Allegheny Power, Religious Science International,
George M. Pullman Educational Foundation, Altheimer & Gray, the
American Association of Law Libraries, Keck Mahin & Cate, CIT Financial
Services, Kemper Financial Services, Northeast Utilities, Piedmont Natural
Gas, Penton Learning Systems, Sentara Health Care, American National Educational
Corporation, Books & Periodicals Online, Inc., Hertz, University of
Texas Medical Center, and the University of Illinois Bill is the
Chicago correspondent for Opera Magazine (UK), Editor of Best Practices
in IT Leadership, and Editor of the Wagner News of the Wagner
Society of America. His book, Project Managing E-Learning, is scheduled
for publication by ASTD Press in April 2002. His article, “The Art
of Smart: Cultivating Customer Loyalty through E-Learning” appeared in
the November 2001 issue of Cutter IT Journal He is currently
co-authoring a book on E-Learning standards. He teaches both online
and at the Chicago campus in Keller Graduate School of Management’s Project
Management MBA Program.
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