Self Awareness & Leadership Workshop

*LEVERAGE THE POWER OF YOUR INNER PATTERNS*

A Half-Day Workshop on Self-Awareness and Leadership

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*About the Workshop*

There's a voice in your head that says don't make a mistake. Another that says hurry up, you're running out of time. One that says handle it yourself, don't show weakness. Or make sure everyone's okay before you worry about yourself.

You've probably had these voices for as long as you can remember. What you may not know is where they came from — and how much they're still shaping your decisions, your relationships, and your leadership, often without your awareness.

These are called drivers. Five subconscious behavioural patterns identified by psychologist Taibi Kahler in his work on Transactional Analysis — Be Perfect, Please Others, Be Strong, Try Hard, and Hurry Up. They were formed early in life as intelligent ways of coping and earning approval. And they don't disappear with experience or seniority. They show up in the boardroom, in difficult conversations, in how you respond under pressure, and in what you find genuinely hard to change.

The good news is that awareness changes everything.

In this half-day workshop, you won't just learn about these patterns theoretically. You'll identify your own dominant driver through a structured assessment, explore where it genuinely serves you, see clearly where it costs you, and learn how to work with it — not against it.

This is not a lecture. It is a guided, experiential session designed for honest self-reflection in a small, safe group.

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*What You Will Do in the Room*

Over 3.5 hours, you will move through a carefully designed mix of individual reflection, a personal assessment, structured exercises, and facilitated group discussions. You will leave with a clear understanding of your dominant working style, a practical framework for recognising when your pattern is helping and when it is running on autopilot, and concrete language to understand the people around you whose patterns differ from yours.

This is the kind of self-awareness that usually takes years of trial and error — compressed into one focused morning.

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*Who This Is For*

This workshop is suited for working professionals and leaders who want to lead more intentionally, entrepreneurs and founders navigating growth and the pressures that come with it, and anyone genuinely curious about why they respond the way they do — at work and beyond.

No prior knowledge of psychology or Transactional Analysis is needed. Come as you are.

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*About the Facilitators*

*Shanti Sharma* is an ICF PCC and EMCC Senior Practitioner with over 28 years of experience in Learning and Organisational Development. As the founder of Grow with Satori, she has partnered with professionals across IT, BFSI, healthcare, manufacturing, and beyond — designing and facilitating learning experiences that bridge deep self-awareness with real-world application. She draws on Transactional Analysis and NLP in her coaching and facilitation work, and has served as Director of Learning at the ICF Bengaluru Charter Chapter.

*Shivani Mansingh* is an ICF PCC certified executive coach and facilitator based in Bangalore, with experience working across organisations including Tata Steel, Microsoft, HSBC, Novo Nordisk, and Hitachi. She serves as VP at the ICF Bengaluru Chapter and works at the intersection of coaching, facilitation, and inner development — with a particular focus on helping leaders understand the patterns beneath their behaviour, not just the behaviour itself.

Together, Shanti and Shivani bring over five decades of combined experience in human development — and a shared belief that lasting leadership change begins from the inside.

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*Event Details*

📅 Saturday, 16 May 2026

🕤 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM

📍 TreeHouse, Indiranagar, Bangalore

🎟 ₹1,999 per person ( Coffee / Tea / Water inclusive )

Seats are limited to keep the group size intentional and the space genuinely reflective.

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

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