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4 financial risk analysts shared what changed for them after a Mindvalley program, from 2 countries, since November 2019.
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Rahim Kassam

Perhaps the most impactful aspect of The 6 Phase Meditation is how well one can integrate elements from other Mindvalley Quests

Rahim Kassam · Financial Risk Analyst · Toronto, Canada
It was very insightful for me to learn that human attributes such as happiness, forgiveness and peace are actually learnable skills... I think of them as two year old children... sweet, innocent and playful. This supercharges my feelings of compassion and strengthens my tolerance towards people; we were all once two years old and from there our lives have taken different and sometimes difficult journeys.
Rahim Kassam

"The teachings of Dr. Shefali have better equipped us to deal with challenges"

Rahim Kassam · Financial Risk Analyst · Toronto, Canada
My wife and I started our family later in life; my daughter was born two years ago when I was 46. Waiting this long afforded us the opportunity to reflect on the type of parents we wanted to be; having gone through this quest I can happily say that our instinctual philosophy with which we have chosen to raise our child…
Maria Therese Alvarado

I have gained confidence in myself released some limiting beliefs, and up-leveled my growth stage!

Maria Therese Alvarado · Financial Risk Analyst · La Verne, United States
Before the program I was curious about coaching; could I really do this? So I decided to follow my intuition and my curiosity. Turns out that not only can I do it, but I also LOVE it! I gained a lot of knowledge, yes, but more than that I have gained confidence in myself released some limiting beliefs, and up-leveled…
Rahim Kassam

"My family’s net income unexpectedly increased while I was taking the quest"

Rahim Kassam · Financial Risk Analyst · Toronto, Canada
Before taking this Quest I believed that the prerequisites of success were hard work, long hours, timing and a degree of luck; "1% inspiration and 99% perspiration" was my mantra. Trying to achieve success with this mindset was exhausting, frustrating and unsustainable. I then discovered The Art of Manifesting … and…
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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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