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Integration, Not Interruption

Every 5% tool I teach is designed to be integrated into your day — not separate from it. Whether you’re in a meeting, preparing a presentation, or leading a team, the core idea is this:

You don’t need more time — you need better attention within the time you already have.

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Embodied Learning

My workshops and keynotes are not passive. Participants move, reflect, converse, and reconnect — not just with skills, but with themselves. I create space to breathe, to pause, to process. That’s the 5% Life in action: learning that feels alive.

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Cultural Intelligence Meets Human Centred Design

Especially in Japan, many professionals feel they must sacrifice individuality, rest, or creativity to succeed. I integrate 5% Life thinking to reframe success as something sustainable, human, and culturally resonant — where productivity and self-worth are not measured in hours worked, but in moments reclaimed.

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Rituals that Stick

Each training module includes simple, repeatable rituals:

A Mindset Reset to begin with clarity and purpose

A Focus Block to practice deep listening or a key skill

A Digital Detox moment to reflect without interruption

A Movement or Pause Practice to embed somatic awareness

A Connection Ritual to close, often through meaningful dialogue

These aren't “add-ons” — they are the training. They model the rhythm of the 5% Life in real time, teaching people not just what to change, but how to sustain it.

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Bite-Sized Change, Deep Impact

Rather than overwhelming participants with information overload, I design sessions around micro-shifts — small, focused actions that feel manageable and build momentum. This mirrors the 5% principle: transformation doesn’t require a life overhaul, just daily intention.

One action,

one insight,

one shift —

repeated consistently —

rewires behaviour.

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Unleash Your Potential

My workshops and keynotes are not passive. Participants move, reflect, converse, and reconnect — not just with skills, but with themselves. I create space to breathe, to pause, to process. That’s the 5% Life in action: learning that feels alive.

 

Integration, Not Interruption
Every 5% tool I teach is designed to be integrated into your day — not separate from it. Whether you’re in a meeting, preparing a presentation, or leading a team, the core idea is this:

You don’t need more time — you need better attention within the time you already have.

068643A0-6D82-41FF-84C9-BE2F07B73FA5.jpeg

Cultural Intelligence Meets Human Centred Design


Especially in Japan, many professionals feel they must sacrifice individuality, rest, or creativity to succeed. I integrate 5% Life thinking to reframe success as something sustainable, human, and culturally resonant — where productivity and self-worth are not measured in hours worked, but in moments reclaimed.

AdobeStock_235231488.jpeg

Unleash Your Potential

Each training module includes simple, repeatable rituals:

- a Mindset Reset to begin with clarity and purpose

- a Focus Block to practice deep listening or a key skill

- a Digital Detox moment to reflect without interruption

- a Movement or Pause Practice to embed somatic awareness

- a Connection Ritual to close, often through meaningful dialogue

These aren't “add-ons” — they are the training. They model the rhythm of The 5% Life in real time, teaching people not just what to change, but how to sustain it.

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The 5% Life in Training

Rather than overwhelming participants with information overload, I design sessions around micro-shifts — small, focused actions that feel manageable and build momentum. This mirrors the 5% principle: transformation doesn’t require a life overhaul, just daily intention.

One action,

one insight,

one shift —

repeated consistently —

rewires behaviour.

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