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Monica Seeholzer
Lifebook Online

"What an eye opener"

I have been a physical therapist for 29 years. Most of that time has been in long term care settings with disabled and elderly people who need short-term rehabilitation or are living in a facility for long term care. I used to feel that it was my "thing," my calling. I was helping people. But more recently with all the changes and frustrations that have come about with Covid and the health care system in general in my country, I have been feeling burned-out. I started looking into personal development as a way to find what else I could do to help people that would also make me feel fulfilled and of course still have a descent income. I was looking into different careers, maybe starting some sort of business, training courses...all things that are out of the normal realm of my fairly stable career. I started working on my mindset which was a game changer to begin with. This new outlook allowed me to take a chance on the Lifebook course -with the full intention of getting my $500 back. What an eye opener! I realized that I was trying to improve my life but was basically only focusing on 2 or 3 areas at best. And with no structure to follow, no idea that categories interact and strengthen each other, I was basically floating along with no real direction. Even though I've only finished the first part of the Lifebook program, I know this system is just the infrastructure I've needed to improve my life in a holistic way. I can't just choose to ignore some of the categories and expect to be my best self. I am looking forward to learning the strategies to make my life vision a reality.


Monica Seeholzer

Physical Therapist

SANDUSKY, United States

Heal Your Gut & Nutrition
More Energy & Vitality
Confidence & Self-Worth
Deepen Meditation
Spiritual Awakening
Run Faster & Build Endurance
Financial Freedom
Find Your Purpose
Grow Your Business
Design Your Ideal Life
Laser Focus & Productivity

Written 12 June 2020 From our original stories site

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