You feel overwhelmed, not good enough and are not making a difference. You cannot use your full potential, because you are limited by invisible straitjackets.
And you are not alone. Statistics by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Labor Organization (ILO) show that around 12 billion work days are lost annually to depression and anxiety, costing the global economy an estimated $1 trillion each year.
This Brain Sickness is the consequence of living someone else’s life. You live the life that others (parents, teachers, bosses) expect from you (Fitting In).
But you can dismantle these straitjackets. Brain Fitness - training enables you to live your own life (Flying Out). That is when your health, wellbeing, performance and creativity can significantly improve.
Brain Fitness is equally important as Body Fitness.
Brain Fitness enables midlife professionals to unlock their potential.
How? By upgrading your brain, by unleashing and using your uniqueness.
The possible results:
More meaning
More confidence
More energy
Brain Fitness drives peak performance and cognitive career resilience!
How
15 week group training program. Each week one 90 minute session.
You can choose to add 4x 30 minute private coaching sessions.
You will train in a group via interactive video calls in English/Dutch language.
Enabling the release of your uniqueness with the eclectic Upgrade Your Brain Framework©:
Reveal
Recover
Reactivate
Reset
Relearn
Recreate
Trainer/Coach
Arnold Beekes is a certified trainer/coach focusing on the applied science of brain fitness.
He has 50 years of experience as a trainer/coach and 24 years of experience in brain health.
Next steps
Do you have the courage to live a life true to yourself?
Do you want less stress and more meaning?
Would you love to work on yourself and your future?
You can sign up for the Brain Fitness by emailing arnold@brainathletes.club He will inform you about the details like when a new class starts and what the investment is.
“In fact, I found that most of the people in my generation who had achieved a great measure of success were feeling just as I was feeling: they had just about everything they wanted in terms of material goods, but they were not really living.
They were not truly free. They wanted to step out and make a difference, they wanted to contribute, but they were immobilized by fear and by the need to have more and more material goods.
It was the need to ‘have’ instead of to ‘be’.
I discovered that people are not really afraid of dying; they’re afraid of not ever having lived, not ever having deeply considered their life’s higher purpose, and not ever having stepped into that purpose and at least tried to make a difference in this world.” ~ Joseph Jaworski