No. We work on two main pillars, Prioritization and Determination, because time management without clear priorities is rearranging deck chairs. By the end of three days, you'll see why most "time management" content never sticks.

The honest answer: if you can't find three days to fix the thing that's costing you the next thirty years, the workshop is already telling you something. Most graduates say the three days returned themselves to them many times over within the first quarter.

No, the content is not religious in the way that word is usually understood. It's principle-driven. When we talk about a full life, and not just the 9-to-6 slice of it, we have to build on solid foundations. Some of the deepest, most useful concepts and frameworks in this workshop are drawn from divine wisdom and the Seerah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). 

What we also don't do is gatekeep it. The frameworks are universal in their application. Whether you practice faith or none, the ideas here are about being a clear-thinking, purposeful human being. Thousands of participants from many backgrounds have walked into this room and walked out saying the same thing: this is for everyone who is serious about how they spend their life.

"…What I learned in three days made me question how I had been spending the last fifteen years of my life. Six months later I brought my wife, and my two daughters. My life and my family have not been the same since, and I mean that in the best possible way."
— Bharat Kumar, Sales Professional, Dubai

Yes, absolutely. We've had families attend together. Many graduates bring their spouse or teenager to the next intake after their own. Ask the team about couples and family discounts.

Speak to the team. We accommodate genuine cases with a transfer to a future intake or to a family member.

The full workshop is in-person by design. We do have a recorded online course called Life by Design that covers the frameworks at your own pace. You can ask the team for the link or explore it after the workshop.

If you've read this far, you already suspect it is. Reserve your seat. If the work doesn't speak to you in the first session, the team will help you exit gracefully.

Then we don't keep your money. It's that simple.

Our position has always been this: if the work doesn't benefit you, we don't have the right to hold on to your fee. Speak to the team by the end of the workshop, share your honest feedback, and we'll refund you in full.

In 24 years of running this workshop, this has never actually happened. Not once. But the offer stands regardless, because it's the right way to do this work. You should never have to gamble your money on whether a workshop delivers what it promised.