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How To Make Work Work For You
With Felix SchaeferWork, in its deeper essence, has the power to shape not only our external world but also our inner lives. In our fast-paced, results-driven society, it’s easy to overlook the deeper significance of work. We often see it as a necessity, a way to survive, or perhaps a means to secure our future. While work undeniably plays these roles, there is another, perhaps more transformative way to view it: as an opportunity for personal fulfillment, spiritual growth, and a means of connecting with something greater than ourselves.
Explore a profoundly enriching perspective on work.
About this course
Work, in its deeper essence, has the power to shape not only our external world but also our inner lives. In our fast-paced, results-driven society, it’s easy to overlook the deeper significance of work. We often see it as a necessity, a way to survive, or perhaps a means to secure our future. While work undeniably plays these roles, there is another, perhaps more transformative way to view it: as an opportunity for personal fulfillment, spiritual growth, and a means of connecting with something greater than ourselves.
Meet your Teacher
Felix Schaefer graduated from “Ludwig-Frank Gymnasium” in Mannheim, Germany in 2003. Shortly after, he moved to Auckland, New Zealand. There, he completed a “Diploma in Ayurvedic Lifestyle Management” and a “Bachelor in Performing Arts”. Ayurveda sparked his interest in health and the connection of the body and mind. He coaches individual clients, teaches health and communication and works in the film industry. In his time in New Zealand he also discovered a passion for dance, in particular contemporary style. He tries to constantly challenge himself to find new combinations for mind and movement patterns. Felix currently works as a freelancer in Berlin, Porto, Bali and Auckland.