Wanting to make a difference in what you do and not being able to is one of the greatest frustrations anyone can experience.
🙋♂️ How do you cope with the constant changes in the entrepreneurial environment in which you operate?
🙋♀️ How can you bring about change for the better, where, for too long, things seem to be stagnant?
Join to the ACI Summer Tour with Tim Lowenhaupt and learn how to successfully navigate the change(s) you need!
Wanting to make a difference in what you do and not being able to is one of the greatest frustrations anyone can experience.
You know it, we know it, psychologists and philosophers and scientists know it.
Labs research continuously on this topic, and writers in the field fill bookstore shelves. We yearn for routine, for a map to help us go through our days, work, and all.
Change throws us off balance, forcing us to navigate the unknown. But change is like ebb and flow, it never stops.
Sometimes it fills you with resources, and wealth and challenges you to dream, other times it retreats and drains you even of what you never thought you had.
Sometimes even if you want to stand still, the swirling power of the movement moves you out of place, other times it can even be like a beautiful summer day on the beach.
People want to consciously change, quickly, with certainty
and sustainable results in five areas of life:
1) Financial success and prosperity
ensuring your independence and control over your life
2) A fulfilling career
in which you maximize and creatively display the resources, skills, and competencies you have worked to learn and develop
3) Fulfilling and long-lasting relationships
with your life partner, friends, colleagues, and business collaborators.
4) Physical as well as mental and emotional health
to acquire inner peace of mind and the power to concentrate and, last but not least,
5) To know that everything you do has an impact
to pass on what you have learned, so that your actions help change for the better yourself, your family, your community and the times you live in.
What if I told you there was a whole method to support
you in achieving all of these goals?
There is a way for your efforts to flourish. People have been using it for thousands of years. Researchers are studying it today and proving the validity of its tools.
A great strength of the seed system and the Asian Classics Institute is that we have access to the goldmine of ancient Asian thought: we can “explore” among the great visions that have existed throughout history to pull out pieces for our new worldview. We will take an in-depth look at six different worldviews that have been present at different times over the past 2,500 years. The 6 worldviews are also called the 6 aspects (flavors) of emptiness and it is a very powerful teaching that can help you unlock important resources in your life.
Each of these worldviews is just as important as the scientific worldview that is ruling the world right now; as we go deeper, we will see how – for these ancient thinkers – our scientific worldview is only a small part of one of the most primitive ways of looking at the world. Ultimately, the most important part of creativity is our worldview: how we see the world. Worldview drives all inventions, all innovations.
Do you want to find out what it involves, learn the basics of its application, and start seeing results? You’ll discover unexpected ways to bring about change where things seem stagnant, or you’ll know how to navigate the change that inevitably happens!
Come to the Navigating Change conference, July 20-21, 2024.
A special occasion – with Timothy Lowenhaupt as special guest and conference speaker.
Tim Lowenhaupt
Tim is the Executive Director of the Asian Classics Institute (ACI), and a senior teacher at the institute. Prior to his current role, he was CEO of Red Capital Education & Travel from 2019 to 2024, managing a portfolio of hotels in Sedona, Arizona. Under his leadership the hotel portfolio grew to over $1 mil in turnover and was awarded the top award for small hotels in the United States by Tripadvisor in 2023. He has also worked in pharmaceutical marketing and healthcare technology development.
Tim holds a Master’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor of Philosophy from Penn State, where he graduated with honors and distinction. He is also a member of Phi Beta Kappa, a prestigious academic society.
At the Asian Classics Institute he leads an international team of over 200 volunteers from more than 14 countries – providing the technical side of the course platform, tech teams that deliver the online courses, translators and study group administrators.
He is the organizer of the Lam Rim events taught by Geshe Michael Roach. He’s been teaching for several years now the ACI foundation courses and the Lam Rim courses – online in the whole world and also in person in Kyoto, Japan. And he is the organizer of the teacher trainings for the next ACI teachers.
Tim visited Romania for an event two years ago, and we’re happy to have him putting Bucharest on the map again for his current international tour.
Why should you join this event?
The ideas conveyed, the techniques taught and the case studies are the basis for you to:
Find out the source of all your problems and the causal relationships to pursue in order to solve as many of your challenges as possible;
Get rid of what now seems like a foggy chaos that is not working in your life, bringing structure and clarity;
Set your own benchmarks for success, so you know for sure that you are no longer running in exhaustion after what you “must” do or what others have imposed on you to become;
Decipher the code of the relationships you have and you can begin to surround yourself with people who become ambassadors of your dreams, freeing yourself from toxic, self-sacrificing ties;
Understand how the relationship between your body and mind works and learn what small changes you can make for radiant health;
Stop the negative self-talk you criticize yourself with and bring peace and tranquility into your mind and soul.
Discover what contribution you can make to your surroundings and what helps you be in alignment with the meaning you give to your work;
The Schedule
Day 1 will be about the study and basic tools of the seed system applied to change work. It will take place at Hotel Continental Forum Bucharest.
And on Day 2 we will deepen the study, exploring the 6 aspects (Flavours) of emptiness and how we can apply each of them depending on the situation and the context in which we find ourselves. We will meet at the same place as Day 1.
Day 1 (20th July)
Basic Tools
9:30 Opening
10 AM – 11:15 AM Lesson 1
11:15 – 11:30 Q&A session
11:30 – 12:00 – Break & Networking
12:00 – 13:00 Lesson 2
1PM – 1:15PM – Q&A Session
Day 2 (21st July)
Deeper Study
9:30 Opening
10 AM – 12 PM Lesson 1
12 PM – 1 PM Lunch Break*
1 PM – 3 PM Lesson 2
3 PM – 4 PM Networking
*lunch is not included in the ticket
Reserve your seat!
Choose the package that suits you best!
Day 1
Participation in day #1 (July 20)
10 – 14 Introductory Event “Navigate the Change”
Limited to 80 19 seats.
Day 2
Participation in day #2 (21 iulie)
Aprofundare
50 2 seats left