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Unstoppable Wealth with 3 Keys

Unstoppable Wealth with 3 Keys

Transform your wealth, sharpen your strategy, and unlock your SuperME advantage in business and life.  

The 3 Keys to Life Success: 

1. Decode the Wealth Code with Yijing 
2. Win Without Fighting: Business Strategy with Sun Tzu Art of War
3, Rise into Super Wealth with SuperME

Dates: 3 Tuesdays on Oct 7, 14 & 28
Time: 6 to 8 pm
Venue: WL Centre at 12A Pahang St, Singapore 198613
Fee: $49 for 1 or $99 for all 3 lessons
Register at https://asiatainers.org/3keys

LESSON 1: Decode the Wealth Code with Yijing
Date: 7 Oct 25 Tue
Time: 6 to 8 pm

🎯 "Wealth is not out there. It begins with your alignment with Heaven, Earth, and Humanity."

Key Learnings:
  1. Understand the 12 Dimensions of Wealth from the Yijing lens
  2. Use your personal Hexagram to find where you’re blocked in business or money flow
  3. Apply the Tian-Di-Ren Triad to wealth creation
  4. Spot hidden patterns of "loss cycles" and turn them into "gain cycles"
Activities:
  • Quick self-diagnosis using Yijing framework
  • Group decoding of wealth hexagrams
  • Journaling: “What energy am I sending to money?”

LESSON 2: Win Without Fighting: Business Strategy with Sun Tzu
Date: 14 Oct 25 Tue
Time: 6 to 8 pm

🎯 "In business, you don’t win by fighting harder — you win by seeing deeper."

Key Learnings:
  1. Apply the 5 Strategic Elements from Art of War (Dao, Tian, Di, Jiang, Fa)
  2. Know when to Attack, Defend, Delay, or Retreat — timing is wealth
  3. Decode your competitor’s mindset with “Know the Enemy, Know Yourself”
  4. Use deception and indirect approach to outsmart the market

Activities:
  • Case study simulation: You vs Competitor
  • Business Positioning through “5 Elements of Victory”
  • Reflection: “Where have I been over-fighting in my business?”

📗 LESSON 3: Rise into Super Wealth with SuperME
Date: 28 Oct 25 Tue
Time: 6 to 8 pm

🎯 "Your outer world reflects your inner frequency. Super Wealth begins when you shift from Survival-Me to SuperME."

Key Learnings:
  1. Understand the 4 Versions of Me: Survival, Protector, Small, SuperME
  2. Learn how your PLG Compass (Purpose, Love, Gratitude) shapes your wealth reality
  3. Shift from money chasing you fearfully to wealth flowing to your aligned self
  4. Install daily SuperME Wealth Habits that create unstoppable momentum
Activities:
  • SuperME Wealth Identity Activation
  • PLG Energy Mapping for Business
  • Write your “Wealth Legacy Declaration”
Bonus Gift: Participants receive:
  • A printable SuperME Wealth Journal Template
  • PDF mini-booklet: “36 Wealth Stratagems You Can Use Now”
🧠 What Makes This Course Series Unique:

  1. No fluff — ancient tested principles, modern business execution
  2. You’ll get real strategies and deep energetic shifts
  3. Integrates strategy (Sun Tzu), spiritual law (Yijing), and identity (SuperME)
  4. Every lesson builds momentum — culminating in transformation in Lesson 3
Register at https://asiatrainers.org/uw

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