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Benefits

Benefits of Improving Imagination

01.

Cleanses your stress.

Strengthens your stress relieving skills. Experience an easy and convenient way to refresh your mind.

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02.

Supports physical wellbeing.

Self check and self care your body with imagination.

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03.

For insightful and intuitive thinking.

For example, divergent thinking makes it easier to find original ideas and inspirations, which is essential for innovations.

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04.

Creativity as your competitive advantage.

Strengthens the ability to see things from objective and multiple perspectives and the ability to take advantage of opportunities.

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05.

Calms your mind.

Self-care time for your mind. Create a space where you feel safe and relaxed within your mind.

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Program Benefits

1. Build Inner-Strength

Our program helps you prepare for the future, equipping you to overcome the challenges that may come your way.

2. Gain Tools & Imagination Exercises

Acquire unique tools and exercises to help calm and clear your mind whenever you feel stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed.

3. Attain Inner Serenity Quickly

Discover how to restore peace of mind using your imagination. With practice, it takes only 5-10 minutes of your time.

4. East Meets West

Our program is developed based on the teachings of ancient Greek philosophy and the essence of Zen, which you will experience throughout the course.

Imagination Improvement Introductory Course
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H.G. Wells
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John Lennon
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Steve Jobs
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