Himalayan mind-training
Techniques from a decade spent in monasteries across Tibet, Bhutan and Nepal β taught in a form that works outside one.
A three-week course in mindfulness for high performance with Sriven Naidu, Executive-in-Residence at IMD. Ten minutes a day of mind-training from the monasteries of Tibet, Bhutan and Nepal, applied to the pressure you actually work under.
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Most mindfulness content asks you to take the practice on faith. This course names its sources β the Himalayan traditions it draws from, the Western frameworks it cross-checks against, and the specific protocols you will be using.
Techniques from a decade spent in monasteries across Tibet, Bhutan and Nepal β taught in a form that works outside one.
A staged method short enough to run between two meetings, built for the gaps a working day already contains.
Why a mind shaped for one world struggles in this one. It explains a great deal, predicts what will happen in a given situation, and gives you something testable.
Eastern practice checked against Western frameworks, so nothing here rests on tradition alone.
Two kinds of psychometric strengths test, what each is really measuring, whom the classification serves, and how to get more out of either.
In the Himalayan view a tranquil, insight-ready mind is a joyful one. Enjoyment is used deliberately here, not treated as a pleasant side effect.
If it does, you are in good company β ambitious, driven people run into the same wall, and it is rarely a question of effort.
High-stakes moments are simply part of the job, and staying confident through them is not optional.
You want sharper focus and fewer interruptions, and more clarity when the important decisions land.
A hectic schedule with no respite, demanding energy and motivation you have to find somewhere.
Hard to be present, hard to switch off, and harder still to enjoy the thing you worked for.
Attention, composure and recovery respond to practice like anything else. The Himalayan traditions spent centuries working out how β and ten minutes a day is enough to start putting it to use.
High performance is the ability to achieve excellence consistently β through productivity, resilience and continuous growth. It needs clarity, focus and balance, or it turns into burnout instead.
Mindfulness techniques that sharpen attention in daily life, so the important work gets your best hours.
Stay calm, adaptable and productive in situations that would otherwise decide your response for you.
Cultivating love and compassion is what makes a long pursuit of excellence manageable rather than corrosive.
Stronger emotional intelligence feeding directly into how you decide, relate and lead.
The techniques come from a decade spent in monasteries across Tibet, Bhutan and Nepal. The framing comes from twenty years developing leaders and coaching elite athletes β so what reaches you is the part that survives contact with a real week.
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Sriven is a leadership and high-performance expert with more than twenty years of experience across three continents. He is Executive-in-Residence at IMD, Switzerland's top-ranked business school for executive education, and a Mindfulness Facilitator Trainer at Singapore Management University.
Thirty years of meditation in Western traditions and a decade studying in monasteries across Tibet, Bhutan and Nepal sit behind the material, blended with Stoic philosophy and positive psychology. He has designed executive programmes for Visa, AIA, INSEAD and the Monetary Authority of Singapore, previously led Coach Developer teams at the Singapore Sport Institute, and still competes in Masters Athletics over 200m and 400m.
βAs a CEO, stress was my norm. This isn't just mindfulness for reducing stress β it's about how I function in every area. It's helping me lead more effectively, in a way that's sustainable and better for my health.βMark B.
βI did this while training for my first marathon and found it hugely beneficial. Sriven is an athlete himself, and I felt a real connection with the way he speaks about mindfulness.βJacob P.
Busy leaders looking for mental clarity and a way of managing stress that holds up over a career.
People whose output depends on innovation and judgment, and who need both available on demand.
Anyone sharpening focus and emotional regulation for the moments that are scored.
Groups building a mindful, high-performing culture rather than a faster-burning one.
If you want performance and well-being to stop competing with each other, this is the premise.
No prior knowledge or meditation experience is needed. If the apps never stuck, start here.
Built for an ordinary schedule: 18 short expert-led lessons, a daily task with each one, and lifetime access to the videos and notes. A certificate of completion comes with it.
In roughly ten minutes a day, practical exercises drawn from Himalayan mind-training build the resilience, grit and adaptability that high-pressure situations ask for.
A practical, experiential opening: why mind-training works for high performance and well-being, and how to actually do it. Good theories are rare β the ones worth having explain a lot, predict what happens in a given situation, and suggest something you can go and test. This week starts with the Evolutionary Mismatch hypothesis and builds from there.
In the Himalayan tradition, joy sits at the centre of the tranquil, insight-ready mind. Rather than treating the gap between an untamed mind and modern life as something unfortunate, this week takes the more liberating view β that the mind's unexplored potential is the interesting part, and that discovering it is meant to be enjoyable.
The final week examines how strengths get classified, whom those classifications serve, and where the Himalayan tradition parts company with other approaches to developing the mind. You will compare two kinds of psychometric strengths assessment and learn how to get more out of them β closing with both parts of Step 3 in the β30 Seconds Wiserβ protocol.
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Playfulness, exploration and enjoyment rather than rigid discipline. If mindfulness were a physical activity, his method would be closer to playing with young kids than training for a marathon. In his experience excellence and enjoyment reinforce each other β which is what makes a practice both easy to start and possible to sustain.
Professionals, leaders and anyone wanting more focus, resilience and well-being in a fast-paced environment. It suits:
Around ten minutes a day. Each lesson is short and comes with a practical task you can fold into your existing routine, so it is designed for a busy schedule rather than in competition with one.
Yes. The course is flexible and self-paced, so you can start whenever you are ready. You have lifetime access, so catching up or revisiting a module is never a problem.
Across the three weeks you will learn how to:
Three weekly modules containing:
None. The course is built to support anyone on their well-being journey, whether you are starting from scratch or deepening an existing practice.
Sriven is a leadership and high-performance expert with over twenty years of global experience. He is Executive-in-Residence at IMD, Switzerland's top-ranked business school, and a Mindfulness Facilitator Trainer at Singapore Management University. He brings thirty years of meditation practice and a decade studying in monasteries across Tibet, Bhutan and Nepal, has designed executive programmes for Visa, AIA, INSEAD and the Monetary Authority of Singapore, and has mentored elite coaches at the Singapore Sport Institute.
Lifetime access to every lesson and all the accompanying notes, so you can return whenever you need a refresher.
No. This is educational well-being content covering mind-training and everyday habits. It is not therapy, diagnosis, medical treatment or crisis support, and it is not a substitute for care from a qualified professional.
Join Mindfulness for High-Performance and spend three weeks learning mind-training that has been refined for centuries β and ten minutes a day is all it asks of you.
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