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In Short

The Orange Bike Mind Workshop is a 4-hour (net time) workshop, by Prof. Yesha Sivan, designed to enhance your cognitive abilities in three 21st century’s states of mind:

managing day to day, while
dealing with stress, and
harnessing new opportunities.

It is aimed at senior level leaders who want to enhance their personal abilities — specifically managers, innovators, entrepreneurs, and intrapreneurs.

Next Steps

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Sat 26-Jan-2018 8:30-1:15 Hong Kong OBM with Chinese University Center for Chan Buddhism (no cost event) details and sign up: https://www.hkma.org.hk/orangebikeoffer

20-Mar-2019 Hong Kong with the Hong Kong Management Association (HKMA) see https://www.hkma.org.hk/orangebike

For workshops in Israel like the Hilton Workshop in Nov 2018 see OBM in Israel

Testimonials From Past Workshops

Reminds me to listen more and to focus on people’s reaction

Helps to bring back “me” time. Reminds me to stay positive. A warm reminder about “self-caring”. The listening part was very good. It reminds me to listen more and to focus on people’s reaction.

Nixie Lam
Hong Kong S.A.R. Tsuen Wan District Councillor

Helps creativity

Reinforcement of concept. Like the bike. Good selection of tools and how it can take place. Huge connection to openness, focus, and control. Helps creativity. Needs to practice daily. Think of pairing with ideation workshop.

Help people to get focus and can do them daily

Make me aware that meditation can be open and not just focus. Tools can be used in HK to help people to get focus and can do them daily.

A good summary of basic techniques

Good packaging and attention to details. A good summary of basic techniques. How to relate tools to the bike.

Thanks to Yesha and his remarkable way of dealing with these complex issues.

Orange Bike Mind Workshop is a unique experience of diving into the mind from a logic and perceptive way.
I took the workshop last year and got very important insights about how to manage my day-to-day stressful agenda on a way that is both open but also smart and strategic.
The simple tools I received on that day “go” with me since then and I can say it was an experience I won’t forget – especially thanks to Yesha and his remarkable way of dealing with these complex issues.

Dr. Dana Bar-On

Good for work. Thinking of introducing it to my partners.

I was cynical at first. Some parts bored me. Two takeaways: 1. Feel comfortable just stop thinking about self. 2. Not to be reactive all the time and can be proactive. Good for work. Thinking of introducing it to my partners.

Start to realize the power of meditation

Felt funny and awkward initially and kept thinking “Are you trying to change me?” Focus on “control”. Start to realize the power of meditation. Listening exercise useful. Help to dig out more from the conversation.

… remember 3 things a time (“open, focus, control”).

Bike metaphor simple. Good to bring to the community. People only tend to remember 3 things a time (“open, focus, control”).

Value of bike Concept

Bike concept very structured.

Workshop provide a safe place to do meditations together

Got me to think that you can do it in your daily life. Not easy in a group situation but workshop provide a safe place to do meditations together. Feel comfortable. Need to seek out opportunities.

New experience

New experience.Help to think in new ways.

Change the way of thinking.

About balancing openness and focus. Started with mind and branch outwards. Relaxing. Change the way of thinking.

Great benefit in shaping my own thought process

Good to know that the orange bicycle is traveling so far and so well. It was a memorable event for me and has been of great benefit in shaping my own thought process.

Mike Moir, Hong Kong

CPS Project Director at The Hong Kong Jockey Club

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