Yuri De Keuster

FOUNDER


The Fine Art of Being Human

Yuri De Keuster defines his work not by what he adds but by what he removes. In a world collapsing under the pressure of more, such as more information, more ambitions and more noise, he invites you to the essence: the radical return to truth. Yuri does not function as a traditional coach but as a guide who clears the blockages to the clarity that lies hidden beneath the chaos of daily life.

The Method: The Journey Many people experience a fundamental fatigue from constantly maintaining masks and roles. His method, The Journey, offers a way out of this stagnation. It is a radical 15 day transformation that breaks the vicious cycle of slow change. By releasing defensive narratives and deep seated resistance, space is created for true substance. It is a recalibration of the foundation where years of accumulated ballast are shed in record time.

The Screen and the Film From a deep vision of non duality Yuri offers an answer to overwhelm. He uses the metaphor of the Screen and the Film. We often lose ourselves in the drama, the fear and the successes of the film, causing us to lose our inner peace. Yuri teaches you to return to the position of the screen, the unchanging and sovereign basis upon which life unfolds. Here you find the unwavering stability that is independent of external circumstances.

Leadership as a Result of Being True leadership over your own life or an organization is not a skill but a state of being. Yuri merges strategic wisdom with spiritual authenticity to close the gap between who we are and what we do. He does not teach you how to lead; he helps you remember who you are when you stop trying to be someone. In that state of surrender true sovereignty is born: a life and leadership from absolute congruence and ownership.

 

"The essence of true leadership is the unwavering commitment to owning the choices we make, for in our choices and actions, we shape not only our destinies but the world's future."

 

Yuri De Keuster


"Your vision will become clear only when you can look into your own heart.

Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes."

 Carl Jung