Eulenherr
Sebastian Ullherr is a student of bioinformatics at the LMU and the TUM in Munich, Germany. But his interest in science spreads into many other fields, e.g. brain science, psychology, philosophy, astronomy, logic and philosophy of science. He developed a particular interest in critical thinking, which led him on a mission to explore the oddities of the human brain in a pragmatic, day-to-day kind of way. Hence his coaching activities regarding personal productivity, presentations and soon also learning methodologies.
But he also recognizes that the body is more than a mere transport for the head, so he became a Karateka at the USC and sails for the SCH. On the design side of life, he loves beautiful typography and simple design, especially in the context of websites and presentations. He has great fun designing the former since 2002 and the latter since 2006. While doing all this he takes a lot of pleasure in jazz and classical music (only passive for now, but still).
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This seminar presents a simple and ZTD-like introduction to personal productivity. Lessons include doing the right things, monotasking & frog eating. Download the guide [German]
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One possible way to kill the very common “Death by PowerPoint” approach is using Presentation Jazz. Learn how to prepare, design and deliver a remarkable talk. Download the guide [German]
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Most current learning methods do not take into account how our brains store and wire information. This seminar will be aimed at students who want to learn, not just study. Guide coming sometime in 2009