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Carolin
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Carolin Ballweg
is an awakened awakener,
harmony master,
biohacker,
relaxation master,
Innompian, loving creator,
nomad, and
proactive futurist.

  Carolin Ballweg - biohacker, awakened awakener, Innompian, nomad

 

   

Innompic Planet of Loving Creators

 

 

 

 

Carolin Ballweg is a passionate and enthusiastic participant and goodwill ambassador of World Innompic Games. She serves as a jury in entrepreneurial creativity contests and an amateur actress in the Innompic Theatre.

  Carolin Ballweg and joyful Innompians, united innovators

 

   

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Carolline Ballweg advice quotes

Relaxation is my access point. To clarity. To presence. To power.

Carolin
Ballweg

 

Deep immersion quote Carolin Ballweg, deep dive  

Carolin is a biohacker focused on mental and physical health. She founded the Carolin Ballweg Academy to share knowledge on these topics. Her work includes biohacking, breathwork, detox, and sleep quality. Carolin's experience highlights the pursuit of health and the recognition of personal health challenges.

 

 

   

Carolin Ballweg on The Power of Relaxation

 

 

 

Carolline Ballweg advice quotes

The true skill is this: To relax on command. No matter what’s going on outside. That’s the real superpower.

Carolin
Ballweg

 

 

Relaxation - absolute stillness even when the world is noisy and my hair is messy.

There was a time I thought relaxation was something you earned.

After the work was done.

After the list was checked.

After everything and everyone else was taken care of.

  Carolin Ballweg on The Power of Relaxation, deep dive

 

   

But then I started freediving. And I realized:
Relaxation isn’t the reward.
It’s the requirement.

 

 

 

 

You see, no matter how good your technique is ─ if your mind is tense, you won’t go deep.

Not in water, and not in life.

That was the moment everything shifted for me.

I started obsessively experimenting ─ breathwork, brainwave tech, yoga nidra, hypnosis, tapping, Wim Hof, Joe Dispenza, theta waves, gamma waves, binaural beats…

If someone said it calms the nervous system, I tried it.

And still ─ my mind raced.

Especially when it mattered most.

Right before a dive, or in moments where stillness was the only way forward.

Until I stumbled upon something deceptively simple…

The 3-2-1 technique.

I almost laughed at how basic it looked.

But when I combined it with specific breath-ups, brainwave training, and years of trial & error ─ something clicked.

 

 

 

It was like opening a door I didn’t know I had.

Now I can drop into deep calm in seconds.

Not always, not perfectly ─ but consistently.

The real win?

It’s not just for freediving. It’s for every moment where the outside feels like chaos ─ and you need to find stillness anyway.

Freediving is not just about chasing depth. It is about sinking into stillness, dancing into trust, into self.

Relaxation is no longer my afterthought. It’s my access point.

To clarity.

To presence.

To power.

Even when my hair is a mess, the world feels loud, or my to-do list is overflowing.

Because the true skill is this:

To relax on command.

No matter what’s going on outside.

That’s the real superpower.

 

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