Optimise Your Immunity

Introduction to the Seminar:

Who is responsible for my life? Me! That is Simple! But am I taking responsibility for my life? Now the question creates explanations and reasons.

When things change as dramatically as they have in the past few weeks, we can get thrown off centre, become confused and fear the future as our old map no longer works. What are we going to do?

A successful and resilient life can be lived by any person who’s willing to be personally responsible, and able to explore how they are viewing their life.

A problem viewed from one perspective can be a monumental hurdle. From another perspective, it is a fascinating and exciting challenge. Modern living has made many of us lazy, unwilling to see a problem as a challenge, as a potential adventure that may enrich our life.

The Aim of the Seminar:

To take people back a step from modern living and look at the nature of life, to explore different perspectives. What is the difference between the third world person who find happiness and contentment, tending a small garden plot to grow vegetables, and the modern-day Westerner who is dissatisfied whilst living in comfort and opulence? There are many answers in this exploration

Seminar Description:

Is this situation Armageddon or Interruption?

The seminar starts out with some quick and additional tips for reducing one’s risk of infection. We then take a look at human life and how it has changed over the past 200 years. It looks at the nature of life, survival and the role of struggle. It then explores the nature of challenges, good and bad, and clarifies the purpose of challenges and how to approach them. It explores the importance of self-improvement and growth and where challenges fit into this critical aspect of life.

During this program, your people will gain deep clarity into what it means to be resilient, how they have lost their resilience, and how resilience lays hidden in the willingness and ability to change one’s perspective.

We then look at the nature of emotions, particularly love and fear, and how the ego is developed. We address how the ego behaves and sustains itself and then look at what it takes to move beyond the ego and evolve.

The program then calls upon some old wisdom to create a path to happiness and a feeling of strong self-worth.This includes making positive contributions to family, workplace and community.

Finally, we link this to work and explore how each contributes to the culture, and how to create a cooperative and cohesive working environment. We then explore the benefits of building powerful, aligned teams and communities.

Finally, we inspire your people to become the leaders in their community who will help others to cope,thrive and get back on top of their lives.This is a powerful and life changing seminar.