Come to Deposit Assure's Transcendental Meditation Webinar!

With lockdowns causing so much stress and hardship on our mental and physical health,  Deposit Assure has kindly invited F&C brokers to a free exclusive webinar on Transcendental Meditation (TM) – hooray!

You will learn how TM can help reduce stress and positively impact your mental and physical health. And if that isn’t at the forefront of your mind already, start reshuffling those priorities, stat! 

Work a little mindfulness into your everyday life with this simple technique practised 20 minutes, twice a day whilst sitting comfortably with eyes closed. 

It will be so worth it in the long run. Etienne – Director and Co-Founder of Deposit Assure, has been practicing TM for 10+ years and attributes much of his own success in both his career and personal life to this technique.

Some of the benefits include:

• Improved Memory
• Improved Cognitive Ability
• Improved Creativity
• More energy 
• Improved sleep quality

Deposite Assure has invited Mustafa Nuristani – an expert in the field to host the workshop via live Zoom webinar. Mustafa is a certified teacher of Transcendental Meditation (TM) who has taught this natural and effortless technique to thousands of people around the world. 

"TM is not just another meditation, it's a powerful tool that allows us to experience our inner silence and at the same time brings coherence, synchronicity and order to our mind. Physiological it gives us rest, deeper than sleep so we are able to be effective, efficient and fulfilled in activity no matter how chaotic life may get. I look forward to sharing some of TM's scientifically proven health benefits in reducing stress, anxiety and insomnia with you." Mustafa Nuristani

If you’re one of the many who find lockdown so bloomin’ difficult and want to glean the benefits of TM, click the button below to secure your place, quicksticks!

 

PRESENTERS: Mustafa Nuristani & Etienne Rizzo 

WHEN: 11am - Noon, 1st September 2021

WHERE: Zoom, >>To register, please click here <<

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