The Hamster Wheel is not Motorized

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Changing the world by finding out who you truly are. Through our upbringing, we learn to eventually give in to a lifestyle characterized by shallow relationships, a feeling of numbness and suffering. Instead of navigating through life with a clear inner sense of direction, we are other-directed constantly trying to fill a seeming lack inside us. Using a fresh, unconventional and truth-provoking style, Benjamin Ramakrishna challenges the inner and outer status quo by busting 22 myths from our everyday life that seemingly hinder us from being fully alive and present in whatever we do at any given moment. The raison d’être of this book is not to suggest yet another path leading to truth, but to point towards the essence within us illuminating any path we may be on – whether it is in personal life, business or professional sports. This book is an invitation to discover that you already are what you are looking for.

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Benjamin Ramakrishna
Since his early teens, Benjamin Ramakrishna has had an immense inner drive to explore the nature of reality. While exploring many different areas dealing with deeper questions such as Psychology and Western and Eastern Philosophy, he was mostly attracted by the question of all questions: Who am I? Having had outstanding success according to societal standards in tennis, academics and business in the United States, Switzerland and Germany, he always knew there is more to life than just engaging in a career, family and ordinary everyday life as an individual. A few years ago, he walked away from the corporate world and started to consult and coach organizations, people and athletes in unconventional, yet proven ways, which helps people not only to reach their goals, discover what they really want, but most importantly to learn to feel fully alive again.

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