How to Read 100 Books in 2020 | Event in Bangalore | Townscript
How to Read 100 Books in 2020 | Event in Bangalore | Townscript

How to Read 100 Books in 2020

Feb 23 '20 | 10:00 AM (IST)

Event Information

Do you avoid reading because it is a slow, boring and sleepy process?

Are you an avid reader and want to read even more?

Do you have many unread unread books?

Is slow reading killing you?

This time do NOT let your New Year Resolution fail. You can read 100 books in 2019. Learn the right reading habits that will change the way you read. This Seminar will tell you HOW.

What will I learn?

-          How to easily finish a book in one sitting

-          Speed Reading with a much better understanding

-          Summarize a book in one page with Mind Maps

-          Memory techniques to remember what you read

-          Utilize your reading for generating ideas - Right when you need them

-          and much more...

Who should attend?

The workshop is open for everybody from 10 years to 100 years. Readers must attend to enhance their reading. Non-readers must attend to understand how reading can be a “fast and interesting” process. If your new resolution is “I will read more”, then YOU MUST ATTEND.

Conducted by Pavan Bhattad

-          Speed Reading expert directly trained by the coach of the Speed Reading world record holder, Anne Jones.

-          Referee, World Memory Championships

-          India’s only ThinkBuzan Senior Trainer of Mind Maps

-          Pavan Bhattad Institute of Thinking. Asia’s first and only Institute of Thinking

Venue

CMS Business School
Seshadri ROad, Near Anand Rao Circle, Bangalore, India
Pavan Bhattad cover image
Pavan Bhattad profile image
Pavan Bhattad
Joined on Dec 3, 2017
Have a question?
Send your queries to the event organizer
Pavan Bhattad profile image
CONTACT ORGANIZER
EVENT HAS ENDED
VIEW SIMILAR EVENTS
Have a question?
Send your queries to the event organizer
Pavan Bhattad profile image
CONTACT ORGANIZER
Host Virtual Events with
Townhall
Learn More TsLive Learn more