It helped me accept myself more and I actually realized all the hard work I had done via learning and searching had paid off
At 66 and approaching retirement, Luz discovered through Lifebook that money was the one area where years of personal growth work hadn't paid off. Ken Honda's authentic approach finally made this once-boring subject feel aligned with their deepest values.
OK. I have read lots of books gone to lost of seminars, taken lots of courses (I am 66). I am not easy to impress, I don't fall for the hype of many sites. I have been pleasantly impressed with Mindvalley though, the quality of the videos, and their knowledge, their enthusiasm, their authenticity. I took the Lifebook quest first. Good move. Through it, I took a deep dive inward to find out more about myself at a time when I am about to retire (soon). During the course, I had to examine 12 areas of my life. I realized many things about myself. It helped me accept myself more and I actually realized all the hard work I had done via learning and searching had paid off. Except in one area. One dark area I had to admit I knew almost nothing about- MONEY! I realized this was my weakest area. I started reading a book on money. I am an avid reader in any other subject except for money, which I have always found so boring. Then I saw this ques by Mindvalley featuring Ken Honda. I immediately felt drawn to his unpretentious explanations of what money is. Totally in harmony with my deepest values. Already helpful in the introductory presentation, I am looking forward to learning and growing. Thank you.Arigato. Gracias
Luz Leida Diaz
Senior Occupational Therapist
Brooklyn, United States
Written 14 May 2024 From our original stories site
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