austria
switzerland
Marc Gassert spent much of his life in different cultures on different continents and learned Asian martial arts from renowned grandmasters. Today he holds master degrees (black belts) in Karate, Taekwondo and Shaolin Kung Fu.
Marc Gassert studied Communication Science and Intercultural Communication in Munich and Japanese Studies in Tokyo.
INNER STRENGTH – THE POWER OF THE DRAGON
Marc Gassert combines Far Eastern teachings with the knowledge of the Western world in the fields of philosophy, sociology and psychology.
In his lecture he invites you to understand „inner strength“ as a tool for goal achievement and personality development – and to awaken the dragon in yourself with the knowledge and methods from both cultures.
You will learn about the 7 pillars on which inner strength can be built and how they are culturally and historically related to the three great teachings of Asia (Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism).
- You will gain multifaceted insights into the philosophy of Shaolin.
- You will experience the path to inner strength through the power of the dragon.
- You will learn to cope better and better with the increasing demands of our complex world, to manage crises more easily and to remain efficient under high pressure.
This lecture is for all people who want to go through life more confidently, courageously and easily.
Marc Gassert: „With the power of the dragon you will be able to cope better and better with the increasing demands of our increasingly complex world, manage crises more easily, let personal attacks bounce off you and remain powerful even under high pressure.“
As a lecture speaker, he offers the transfer of knowledge between Far Eastern and Western culture. With his interactive lectures ‚Discipline: It’s not starting that is rewarded, but persevering‘ and ‚Balance: In order to keep everything in balance, some things have to be changed‘, he is a regular guest at the top events of international companies.
Marc Gassert speaks Japanese, Italian, French, Spanish and English in addition to his native German fliessend.
‚Discipline is a weapon – use it!‘
