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Spirituality & Success

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The current unstable nature of the world is making it increasingly difficult for one to confidently move forward in life. As formal qualifications increasingly hold little value over the paper they are printed on, employers are looking for something unique.

Character rather than qualification is what is needed to guarantee future success. Formal education teaches us to read, write and learn, but little regard is given to the development of our character. If one learns how to develop individual strength, in public one’s character will shine.

This spirituality & success course has been engineered for that very end. We wish to equip you, tomorrow’s leaders, with the tools and techniques required to build a successful future based on solid foundations.

This course consists of the following four sessions:

1. Developing better character

Learn to develop the strength of character needed to ensure success in the modern workplace. Use spirituality to identify weaknesses and build on existing qualities.

2. Spiritual techniques in the art of learning

Use contemporary spiritual techniques to improve your power of learning. Increase memory, powers of perception and thinking.

3. Leadership for an age of higher consciousness

Great leaders of both past and present have used skills and techniques common to the spiritual practitioner. Learn the skills essential for a leader in the modern age.

4. Stress & time management

Stress and poor time management greatly impede success in life. Acquire the spiritual tools and techniques required to avoid stress and utilise time effectively.

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