About Bill Jarrard

Bill is co-founder of Mindwerx International, and the Buzan Centre Australia. His focus is on providing education, training, and facilitation to help individuals and organisations to Think, Learn, and Innovate better.

Advanced Learning Skills To Get Ahead

Successful people understand and manage the three basic elements of learning... their Strategy for Reading their Comprehension of what they're reading and their ability to Recall and use information coming in. When you understand how this three-legged stool of learning is enhanced you too

Brain Break Imagineering

Need an idea? Take a nap! I’ve always been a visual person, which is why I like the creative thinking skill of Imagineering – imagine what might be and engineer it into reality. So when a Byte Stories email arrived

Australian Open Memory Championship 2013

Mindwerx International and Life's DHA are again sponsoring the 2013 Australian Open Memory Championship in Melbourne on 24-25 August.  Other sponsors are Powercor and Oaks on Collins. Memory is the flipside of creativity, and these Memory Olympians show just what

The QWERTY Mentality

Have you ever wondered why people you work with resist change, particularly any sort of unique or innovative change?  Well it may come down to what we call the QWERTY Mentality. This comparison of how many people think, to the common

2012 The Year In Review

Well 2012 is drawing to a close and it looks like the doomsday pessimists misread the Mayans, and 2013 approaches full of challenges and opportunities, so we thought we’d take a little time to think back over the year that

Does Memory Matter? You Bet It Does!

My father told me a joke the other day that went like this.  “An old man and his wife needed some white bread and milk, so the husband decided to go down to the store to buy some.  His wife

The Most Important Graph In The World

This is a simple repost of a blog I did in April, as Tony Buzan and Jennifer Goddard's new book is now available. ----------------------- Jennifer and I just spent the last two days at our District Rotary Conference, hearing some remarkable

Conceptual Thinking

A good friend asked me a while ago about how he could develop better conceptual thinking skills in some of his staff members.  After happily giving him a bit of advice he turned what I'd given him into a simple

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