Visually engaging slideshow about the book Brain Rules by Dr. John Medina.
Contains useful tips for presenters on preparing for presentations.
It’s also an excellent method of promoting a book and worth learning from.
Brain Rules for Presenters
vegan-friendly London-based writer
About Suraj
Suraj Dinesh Shah writes at Live with loss to explore how detachment from impermanent objects and relationships can bring about peace at a time of death and loss.
At THIS site, you will get an insight into Suraj's perspective on family life, vegan cuisine, and spiritual values. Occasionally you'll be introduced to wonderful friends doing inspiring work.Resources for Vegans
Vegans: How To Stop Eating Mundane Food At Dinner Parties
Visit www.ServingVegans.com, fill in the form to download your free handy guide and send it to your host the next time you're invited to a dinner party. Serving Vegans just got easier!Suraj’s Family
Wife: Heena
Heena Modi is a primary school teacher, passionately involved in raising awareness of issues that lead to justice in her local and global community. Follow her tweets @HeenaModi.
Read about when I went to Marrakech with the Missus.
Dad: Dinesh
Dinesh Shah is a central heating installation and maintenance engineer. Clear Heating serves the plumbing needs of families who live in and around Stanmore, Kenton and Harrow.
Read the poem I wrote for dad on his 50th birthday.
Brother: Sawan
Sawan Gosrani works with individuals who want to use the power of video to faciliate the increase in trust between them and their customers. @SawanGosrani's production company serves the Video Sound and Photo needs of his clients.
Read about how Sawan saved my life but still managed to spill hot candle wax on my laminate floor!Exploring Jain Dharma
Young Jains is an innovative organisation that takes the essential elements from the timeless Jain tradition, and presents it in digestable chunks.
This summer, Young Jains is hosting Voyage to Freedom, a 3 day convention in London (UK) that will delve deep into the Law of Karma to make sense of life's ups and downs. An event worth attending for more happiness in life.