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Mind's Pleasure goes out of the box into raising successful generation

  • United Arab Emirates: Monday, August 18 - 2008 at 08:55
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From the series of 'Mind's Pleasure' seminars and workshops organized by Watani, the social development program, in collaboration with the Dubai Summer Surprises, internationally recognized marketer and professional speaker, South African Dave Boreham highlighted to the public last Friday the importance of growing the young generation's ability to put the knowledge acquired to work.

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  • Part of "Upside Down Thinking - Thinking Outside the Box" lecture.
    Part of "Upside Down Thinking - Thinking Outside the Box" lecture.
In his lecture "Upside Down Thinking - Thinking Outside the Box", Mr. Boreham gave an introduction on the economic education, and the misconception that schools in our days are making by educating children to handle the old disappearing jobs instead of giving them the opportunity to use their thinking skills with the new trend of jobs that is taking place. He gave a new view of the economic field and its influence on daily basis and provided the participants with different innovative ways to prepare the new generation to be able to succeed in this field.

On the other hand, Dr Mohammad Naji Al Hammadi veteran psychological consultant conducted his lecture in Arabic titled 'The language with your children - negative and positive aspects', during which he stressed on the importance of dialogue in family life and its positive impact on children's behaviour.

Dr Hammadi reiterated the influence of language on the present and the future life of children, especially the impact of words on their subconscious minds. He gave tips on how to use the right language to encourage children and give them incentives.

Abdullah Al Kadri, one of the attendees commented:
" "We used to apply techniques discussed in this lecture that are related to the creative thinking in our day-to-day life, but we never gave much attention to it. This lecture helped us use our knowledge and experience in life in raising our children, through adopting new ideas that are crucial to the needs of today's life."


The 'Mind's Pleasure' seminars are organized by Watani, the social development programme, free of charge for the public every Friday and Saturday at 5:30pm till 23 August at the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) auditorium in Deira. For the second consecutive year, world-renowned Arabic and English speakers and trainers will offer life-changing tips on social, economic, medical and spiritual issues to help you improve your life during 16 sessions. Attending audience will receive a certificate of attendance and will be qualified for a draw at the end of each seminar.

These seminars are part of Watani's initiatives to encourage the practices of good citizenship among all the segments of the UAE society and creating a volunteering platform for everyone interested in offering time and effort for the benefit of the general public in the UAE.
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Watani Programme was launched on December 2, 2005 under the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, to promote the UAE's national identity and practices of good citizenship within the UAE's diverse and multicultural society. The programme organizes and implements various educational, entertainment, and media activities that are directed to the youth, women and children. The activities and campaigns organized by Watani are carried out by a number of volunteers and public interest advocates in the UAE.

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Susan Sholkami or Noha Habib, Weber Shandwick Mena,
Phone: 04-3210077
fax: 04-3211711

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