Hello! In this Mindvalley review, I'm going to talk about an online personal growth platform,
its pros and cons, pricing, and key features. I will also share my personal experience. Stick
around if you want to learn what happened to my body, brain, and personal relationships
after just 30 days of using Mindvalley. Let me start by telling you a bit about
Mindvalley. New York Times best-selling author Vishen Lakhiani started Mindvalley to support
individual spiritual development and lifelong learning. The platform has 12 million students in
80 different countries. The Mindvalley curriculum is centered around unlocking the full potential
of your body, mind, and spirit, finding success at work, improving relationship and performance,
and sharing your individual talents with the world. Mindvalley aims to be more of a way of
life than a company, and its authenticity has led to world-class teachers joining the platform.
Mindvalley courses are divided into several categories: Mind, Body, Soul, Entrepreneurship,
Relationships, Parenting, Work, and Performance. It offers around forty programs on a wide
array of topics, such as unlimited abundance, longevity, goal setting, hypnosis, meditation,
energy healing, being extraordinary, healing from heartbreak, living to be 180, bending reality,
conscious parenting, weight loss, and developing a super memory. According to the company,
people are five times more likely to complete a course on MindValley than on other educational
platforms due to scientifically-backed tools such as community motivation and
daily micro-learnings that condense complicated topics into easy-to-understand portions. Their
learning approach is based on neuroscience, peak performance, and speed learning techniques.
Mindvalley's teachers are superstars in their fields of expertise - New
York Times Best-selling authors, CEOs of major companies, famous therapists and entrepreneurs,
international speakers, spiritual teachers, and celebrity coaches. All those successful people
share their knowledge on Mindvalley and you can learn from them. How exciting is that?
Mindvalley's courses, or Quests, are broken into bite-size pieces. Each day you are asked
to complete one video-based lesson and one practice task which takes around 20 minutes.
Most courses last 30 to 50 days.
What I love about MindValley is that it teaches things that really matter in life. Mindvalley
is not about academic knowledge, but rather about transformative learning. Most courses include
meditation practices to push you past your limits and help you achieve even better results.
At first, I was a bit skeptical about Mindvalley's Quest method. When it comes to online learning,
I'm more used to the quantity-over-quality approach, meaning that I tend to study hard.
However, I was curious to try something new, and I decided to join Mindvalley.
Initially, my goal was simply to become more productive. I've been working from home for
many years. But now that I have a toddler, I've been having a hard time focusing on my work.
However, after watching Vishen Lakhiani’s Masterclass called
"The Three Keys to Transformation", I realized that I wanted not only to work on my productivity
and time management skills but to improve all areas of my life that were lacking balance.
It's been only a month since I joined the platform but I can already tell that Mindvalley's "do less,
accomplish more" method works for me. At the moment, I'm taking several courses,
and it usually takes me about an hour a day to complete all quests. I don't want
to throw around the word “lifechanging", but seriously guys, Mindvalley is awesome.
So what has changed in my life in the past month?
- I managed not only to build new habits but to actually make them stick.
I'm waking up at 5.30 am every morning now and have plenty of time to work out and enjoy
some quiet time before my son wakes up. - Speaking of working out - I've never felt
more energized, strong, and confident with my body than I do now. The workout takes
just 10-15 minutes, and I get better results than after an hour-long workout at the gym.
Regular exercise also helps me stay focused and maintain a positive
attitude throughout the day. - I'm more productive than I used
to be. In the past month, I finished several projects I've been working on for a while.
I'm outsourcing more, which helps me get more things done and grow my business faster.
- I stopped keeping myself busy just for the sake of being busy, and now focus on important things.
I find myself more self-aware and relaxed. - I'm learning a lot about conscious parenting
which helps me become a better father to my son. He is 3 now, and it's a difficult age to parent.
However, I feel that it's easier for me to stay calm during his tantrums now, and I handle most
situations better than before. And the best part is that it really strengthens our relationship.
- The Rapid Transformational Hypnotherapy for Abundance made me realize that my limiting
belief that I'm not good enough to have it all has been holding me back for most of my life. It also
helped me reprogram my subconscious beliefs. All these changes didn't happen overnight. It
required work and commitment. But trust me, it is so worth it. Plus, Mindvalley's system
makes it easier to create new habits and implement a new routine in your life.
Okay, now let's talk about Mindvalley's pricing. The All-Access annual subscription costs $599
and includes unlimited access to over 30 quests, monthly live coaching calls with Mindvalley's
authors, and official certifications for your quests. Individual courses cost between $199
and $499 each, so, in my opinion, the All-Access subscription offers a better value for the money.
However, with Individual courses, you get lifetime access, and with an annual subscription,
you get access for as long as your membership is active. Mindvalley also offers a 7-day free
quest "The 6 Phase Meditation with Vishen Lakhiani" and over 25 free masterclasses.
Mindvalley doesn't have a free trial, but they do have a 15-day refund policy. I will put a link
to the Mindvalley All-Access membership in the description so that you can try it risk-free.
I know that the price of the annual membership might seem high, but if you think about it,
it's only around $15 per course or $1.6 per day. I believe that investing in yourself
is the most profitable investment. It helps you grow and build the life you've always dreamed of.
Dedicating a whole year to personal development is one of the best things you do can for yourself.
And I can't tell you how excited I am to be on this journey!
Okay, and now let's talk about the pros and cons of Mindvalley.
Let's start with things I don't like. - The first is obviously the price. On one hand,
I wish it was less expensive, but on the other, I understand,
that high quality comes with a price tag. - The cost of individual courses is almost as
much as the cost of the All-Access Pass. - At times, I wish there were more courses
available. However, the platform is constantly growing, and just in 2020,
Mindvalley added 12 new quests. - Some videos are too short. Though,
the content is always consistent, engaging, and high-quality.
- Few premium quests, like Lifebook Online and Unlimited Abundance are
not included in the All-Access Pass. - At the moment, there is no offline listening.
Mindvalley is currently working to fix this. And now let's get to things I
like about Mindvalley. - I took a lot of online courses in
the past, but the quality of Mindvalley's quests is like nothing I have ever experienced before.
- The platform hosts superstar instructors such as Ken Wilber, Robin Sharma,
and Neal Donald Walsch as well as more than 200 other authors, speakers, and activists.
- All courses are divided into bite-sized video lessons.
You learn a lot in just 10-20 minutes per day. And unlike many online courses, the content of
Mindvalley's quests is straight to the point. - Mindvalley courses teach things that you can
implement to level-up your life. - You can share your Mindvalley
account with members of your household. - New quests are constantly being added at
no cost to existing members. Right now, there are a few upcoming quests I'm really excited about.
So is Mindvalley worth it? Every course I'm taking on
Mindvalley has contributed to my personal transformation and has changed my life in
one way or another. So for me, the answer is yes, it is totally worth it. However,
I know that Mindvalley is not for everyone. But if you are open to change and want to unlock your
full potential and improve your life, then Mindvalley might be a good fit for you.
Just a few minutes a day can make all the difference. With Mindvalley you will learn
the skills you need to thrive in the world and within a short period of time become a better
version of yourself. Let's be honest here, we all have areas in life that need improvement.
So ask yourself now: are you ready to change your habits,
actions, and thinking, and take your life to the next level?
You have a choice to make today. Thank you for watching the Mindvalley review.
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