Virtual Group training with big impact
WE BEGIN ON july 12th, 2017. ATTEND FROM ANYWHERE
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED
Join founder of Tree of Life Consulting, Amisha Patel, for a guided virtual seminar series that shifts you away from a fear of weakness and towards a much more empowering point of view that adapts to, and includes, weakness as a success skill.
The goal of the series is positive transformation. Expect one or more breakthroughs and an introduction to high level processes that really work, no matter what your personal or professional goal.
The goal of the series is positive transformation. Expect one or more breakthroughs and an introduction to high level processes that really work, no matter what your personal or professional goal.
the power of weakness includes:
dynamic teleseminarsThis is a small group training. Our group will have up to 110 minutes available each time we talk. There will be time for sharing and discussion. Each call will be recorded and you will be given access to the audio file. This means you will be able to train with us on your own time, even if you miss one or more conferences.
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life changing lessonsThe teachings in this training are one of a kind. You have not heard any of these topics discussed in the way that we will discuss them. The purpose of these teachings is to catalyze positive transformation. You are not a part of this group to learn something intellectually. You are with us because you are ready to improve your life happily and rapidly.
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How it works:
Participants will speak via teleconference from the comfort of their own homes on July 12th, 19th, and 26th at 11am PST/2pm EST.
If you can't make one or more of the conferences, you will still benefit. Participants are invited to share their stories and questions in advance of our calls so that the teachings can be customized for this particular group. Recordings of the calls will be made available for all participants, whether to review or to catch up on what you missed.
We will focus on three major topics:
July 12th: Active Vulnerability
Why do we often fail at being vulnerable, even if we know it's important? In this session, you'll learn how to stop being so tough and why that matters. We'll talk about an empowered use of weakness, non-resistance, and ways to practice vulnerability in concrete ways that improve both personal and professional matters.
July 19th: The Power of the Small
The Daoist concept of flow includes teachings about smallness - and how smallness can be just as effective, or even more effective - than things that are big and mighty. In the world today, we are exposed to methods that help us grow as a by-product of becoming larger than life, strong, and influential. What we're missing, then, are teachings that give us an alternate option: how to grow through weakness and smallness. Perhaps your limits in the past come from over prioritizing strength and undervaluing the ways in which you can be small; the teachings during this session will help you access this other power.
July 26th: Moving the Immovable
Weakness is subversive. It disrupts expectations by showing oneself and others a more honest face. It finds a way through the cracks where something large and muscled could never go. In this final talk, we will come up with a way to move something in our lives that previously felt stuck, making sure the work you've done during the month sets you in motion to get wonderful results.
Each of the above topics are offered as a way to deepen the notion that weakness can be effective and valuable. By the time the training is complete, you will have moved beyond a sense of self-sufficiency, over-responsibility, and control.
If you can't make one or more of the conferences, you will still benefit. Participants are invited to share their stories and questions in advance of our calls so that the teachings can be customized for this particular group. Recordings of the calls will be made available for all participants, whether to review or to catch up on what you missed.
We will focus on three major topics:
July 12th: Active Vulnerability
Why do we often fail at being vulnerable, even if we know it's important? In this session, you'll learn how to stop being so tough and why that matters. We'll talk about an empowered use of weakness, non-resistance, and ways to practice vulnerability in concrete ways that improve both personal and professional matters.
July 19th: The Power of the Small
The Daoist concept of flow includes teachings about smallness - and how smallness can be just as effective, or even more effective - than things that are big and mighty. In the world today, we are exposed to methods that help us grow as a by-product of becoming larger than life, strong, and influential. What we're missing, then, are teachings that give us an alternate option: how to grow through weakness and smallness. Perhaps your limits in the past come from over prioritizing strength and undervaluing the ways in which you can be small; the teachings during this session will help you access this other power.
July 26th: Moving the Immovable
Weakness is subversive. It disrupts expectations by showing oneself and others a more honest face. It finds a way through the cracks where something large and muscled could never go. In this final talk, we will come up with a way to move something in our lives that previously felt stuck, making sure the work you've done during the month sets you in motion to get wonderful results.
Each of the above topics are offered as a way to deepen the notion that weakness can be effective and valuable. By the time the training is complete, you will have moved beyond a sense of self-sufficiency, over-responsibility, and control.
what will you do if you don't do it all
the way you've always done it before?
join us and find out.
curious what happened during our last group training?
here are few reactions.
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Magnus Pettersson, a photographer in Los Angeles, CA, said, "I had more progress in a month than I have had with the same issues during the last year. Amisha provides miracles, and instead of hand holding you during the process, she just nudges you a little when you get off track. The feeling you get in the end when it all falls in place is that you did it yourself, which gives you a feeling of great accomplishment."
Owner of Twirl Hair Studio in Smithfield, RI, Sarah Turcone, enrolled her whole staff. She said, "Amisha offered me and my entire staff the confidence and insight needed to take my business to the next level. We set sight on goals that were achievable in one month and sold 5 times the memberships we usually sell. Sales were up over $10,000 from the previous month. The program helped me be the leader I needed to be to help my staff grow. Thank you, Amisha, for your wisdom and talent!"
Reed Lewis is the owner of three businesses in Snowmass Village, CO, and partner to several startups, including High Tea Today. When asked about his experience he shared, "I learned to be thoughtful and mindful about my hopes for the future. It's brought a lot to light about where I want to be going. Whereas I'd previously been a little bit hesitant to make a change, I came to realize I'm ready. It's been great having other folks involved to sort of 'egg you on', in a good way. I really enjoyed the encouragement and support."
Owner of Twirl Hair Studio in Smithfield, RI, Sarah Turcone, enrolled her whole staff. She said, "Amisha offered me and my entire staff the confidence and insight needed to take my business to the next level. We set sight on goals that were achievable in one month and sold 5 times the memberships we usually sell. Sales were up over $10,000 from the previous month. The program helped me be the leader I needed to be to help my staff grow. Thank you, Amisha, for your wisdom and talent!"
Reed Lewis is the owner of three businesses in Snowmass Village, CO, and partner to several startups, including High Tea Today. When asked about his experience he shared, "I learned to be thoughtful and mindful about my hopes for the future. It's brought a lot to light about where I want to be going. Whereas I'd previously been a little bit hesitant to make a change, I came to realize I'm ready. It's been great having other folks involved to sort of 'egg you on', in a good way. I really enjoyed the encouragement and support."
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meet Amishafounder of Tree of LifeAmisha Patel was formerly a professor. She left academic life to explore wisdom practices that boost entrepreneurial projects, personal enjoyment, creativity, and leadership. To date, she has worked with over 500 clients from around the US and Canada through her company, Tree of Life Consulting. Patel holds an MFA in creative writing from Syracuse University and a BA in philosophy from Colgate University. Her writing has been featured in such places as Third Coast, The Madison Review, New Letters, Cimarron Review, Puerto del Sol, Southeast Review, Spillway, Catamaran, and the Georgetown Review, amongst others. Her honors include the Harriet Collins Jaycox Prize, a Kundiman fellowship, and multiple Pushcart Prize nominations. Originally from New York, she now lives in Los Angeles.
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