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Executive Stress Management Workshops

Ancient techniques for modern living

Executives are taught, amongst other things, how to overcome stress at all levels by learning how to deal with it more effectively. Highly intensive training teaches a set of tools to make use of that will actually reliably deliver more happiness, more peace and less stress in your life, as well as ancient breathing techniques and exercises to eliminate stress.


 

                                                                    

 

The purpose of the workshops, seminars and training offered by the Foundation is to give yourself the ‘breathing space’ to reflect on your  life, go within and develop your self awareness, identify limiting beliefs which are holding you  back and leave feeling more relaxed, joyful and centered with a clear way forward.

Click here to watch video feature of Rod Briggs 

discussing the origins of happiness

 

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See pictures of the latest South African 

Retreat/Safari here  

                                                                                    

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