Enabling Personal Development through Powerpoint

by Celtic 5 Replies latest jw friends

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  Celtic

  Does anyone here have experience of using Powerpoint Presentations Software?

  How about those of us who are familiar with using Powerpoint, put our heads together to design a concept that proves beneficial in the personal development of former Witnesses in easing their passage from the many depressive disorders towards futher platforms in enabling positive personal development?

  Does anyone have any ideas for the content of such a readily accessible format?

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  On another note, my apologies for not being around here so often these days, work commitments, you know the score, but in some ways I feel bad that I cannot offer as much assistance as I would otherwise enjoy bringing to the forum here.

  Wishing you all an excellent day and week to come.

  Kind regards

  Celtic Mark - Cornwall UK

  http://www.selfdirection.org

  http://www.can-online.org.uk
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  proplog2

  Sounds a little too practical for this group.
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  Introspection

  Hey Mark, what's the big idea with excluding impersonal development? That's certainly a viable path particularly if you're looking at easing suffering.. But I would say keeping the content very general to the point that it's just some basic principles that many would agree on would be good, after all it's all too easy to just buy into some other thought system rather than using one's own natural intelligence and volition.
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  Introspection

  Ok something more specific.. How about little voice files with different ex witnesses saying a few words about where they've gone since then? So it's like real people rather than just ideas.
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  plmkrzy

  Powerpoint Presentations, I done a few but only mock presentations in College. How would you get that many JWs to read an entire presentation after they glanced at the first page?
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  Celtic

  Good idea Introspection, the voice files thing, hmmmmm I'll have a look at that one.

  Plmkrzy, good point too, I was wondering if Simon might let one or two of us put something simple together, I agree however that it must be kept to simple guidelines only, but it may help some.

  Celty