Be The Hacker of Your Life

This training is designed for members of all teams within the organization (Finance, Customer Service, Production, etc.), regardless of their roles and daily tasks.

If you are a conscious leader who wants to develop your teams towards their mental and physical well-being, you can gift them a unique base of biological and psychological knowledge that participants can apply to every aspect of their lives.
Our bodies are closely connected to nature and subject to its laws. Our reactions, behaviors, daily choices, and specific emotional states are the result of the chemistry of our bodies.

By knowing how to stimulate (hack) it, we can influence our feelings, subsequently triggering specific reactions, and then behaviors in our daily lives. We can thus enter “positive” or “desired” conditions in a controlled manner. Participants can become hackers of their creativity, efficiency, and "happiness" at any time.

Moreover, during the training, we enable understanding the impact of neurotransmitters on the formation of the male and female brains, which determines gender differences, translating into better communication and building supportive relationships.

Women can effectively cooperate with men, and men with women, by understanding and recognizing the fundamental differences resulting from our biology.

We believe that there are no universal training programs and that each training should be tailored to the target group.

We recommend getting in touch to clarify your needs and expectations.
The agenda will be provided after finalizing the details.

Estimated time:4-6 hours

Schedule a free 30-minute consultation

Trainer

Katarzyna Warelis – The author of the MY4D® concept or "My 4th Dimension." A sales leader with a background in biological sciences.

She highly values a holistic and synergistic approach to business, where the individual is of utmost importance. She is known for advocating optimal energy management by individuals, leading to personal success in both business and private life.

She consistently returns to natural sciences to explore the intricacies of our bodies and unconventional methods of working with them.