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Stories from elementary school principals

4 elementary school principals shared what changed for them after a Mindvalley program, from 3 countries, since January 2020.
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Richa gupta

After joining this quest, a change begins to start

Richa gupta · Elementary School Principal · Delhi, India
I was struggling hard in my life as I wasn't living my life I was just passing it... A light started shining in me, things started changing and shifting. My confidence became noticeable. I started coaching people and results and appreciation by the coachees blew me with inner happiness.
Boris Consuegra

"The Mindvalley Quest experience has not only facilitated my growth as a coach but has also enriched my existence"

Boris Consuegra · Elementary School Principal · New York, United States
Before embarking on my transformative journey with Mindvalley, I found myself in a state of stagnation, yearning for change and personal growth. My desire for transformation led me to enroll in the Mindvalley Quest, a decision that would profoundly alter the trajectory of my life. Through the program, I discovered the…
David Daley

"Thanks so much for this boost as I move into my 7th decade"

David Daley · Elementary School Principal · Toronto, Canada
Despite always knowing I had a great visual memory, I always told myself that remembering names was not my forte. This course has helped me powerfully connect my visual memory strengths to my language and name recognition as well as my ability to memorize long passages and various lists, all of which has built my…
Liga Miklasevics

The biggest change is seeing and deeply feeling the extraordinary in the simple things in my life!

Liga Miklasevics · Elementary School Principal · Toronto, Canada
Before beginning Being Extraordinary, I was recuperating from a near death injury where my upper arm was shattered, broken elbow and wrist, 2 broken ribs, concussion, a severed artery in the arm, damaged ulna nerve (leaving my hand and fingers in pain and unusable) and a post-op pneumothorax because medical oversight…
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Occupations are as storytellers gave them; counts are stories, not results. These are personal accounts written by participants. Results vary, and nothing here is medical advice.
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