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Leonard Doehl
Lifebook Online

"... I have a unified clear vision of my life in the long-term that I work towards."

When I was in the last year of my PhD, I suffered a major depression because of the workload of the PhD and being isolated from the landlady in the house I was living in. Because of that, I had to learn that pure science research is not for me. But I was lost, with no direction to go, and from moving out from the landlady's house I became homeless, and then soon got close to being financially broke. Thanks to my family and friends I still managed to survive 7 months and overcome my depression by bringing my personal life back. However, despite thinking that I want to dedicate my purpose to family and friends, my vision on how I want to do this was unclear. After I watched the Masterclass video, I felt that I would begin a journey of transition when I do Lifebook. And my instinct was right! I worked on myself, understanding my personal life, my relationships, my professional life, the quality of life, and future vision of my life. Now, thanks to Jon, Missy, the Lifebook team, and astonishing Tribe I have a unified clear vision of my life in the long-term that I work towards. This started to take immense effect in my life as well - going to Dubai and learn more about my upcoming job, working my health and fitness to a new optimum, planning financial abundance, developing my intelligence, emotions, personality, and spirituality further (really understanding myself), building friendships and partnerships, and (on the category that has been left behind, but will not be anymore) begin finding a love relationship to be found. I cannot express more thanks than words can say. Thank you all so endlessly much!!!


Leonard Doehl

Japanese language student; Consultant and Researcher

Germany

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