The iNNOSPACES' Self Awareness Workshop

Study! Study! & Study! Night Classes! Training courses! and Tuition! These are at best ‘knowing the enemies’, you need to know yourself in order to win the key battles in your life.

Mostly, we were told to move faster, study more, and work harder so that we could make it in life. This is really more stumbling than helping. Does it matter where you are going if you do not even know where you are now?

Knowing oneself is not about look nor is it about your name, height, weight, etc…It is about who you are in terms of how you derive energy, process information, make decisions, interact with people, and how to sustain your interests and focus in life.

Let Dennis help you map out yourself by knowing your preferences and motivational needs. This experiential hands-on programme will help you…

…know your preferences in re-energizing yourself and be more resilient

…know how your natural inclination of information processing and achieve a balance in the input

…know the ways you make decision and how do so to benefit you

…know the approaches to adapt yourself in various social interactions

…know what motivates you and how to leverage your strength

A one-day workshop of Self-Discovery @ the NUSS Kent Ridge Guild house (click here for location) on the following dates:

-Every Saturday of the month

Do contact us or drop us an email - info@innospaces.com

Who should attend?

- Students of all ages above 13 years.

- Working adults who want to know themselves more before taking on the world

- Final year Tertiary students entering into the work realm

- Parents who want to get to know their children more (by knowing about themselves first)

- Educators who want to more effective (by teaching more and doing less)

“By knowing who I ‘am’, I am better prepared to be what I want to be and to get the best of every situation I am in.” Betrand Koh, a UWC Scholar then, has completed his NS and doing his university now.

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"If you do not know where you are going to, it does not matter which path you are going to take. Sure, you might reach your destination. I am also sure that it will definitely take a long time."  - Prof Dennis Tan