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Unlock These 7 Abilities to Become a Modern Day Jedi

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Summary: Vishen, founder of Mindvalley, spent his life uncovering the secret blueprints to create a conscious life. Here are seven principles that could supercharge our evolution in every field.

Vishen Lakhiani, Founder of Mindvalley spent his life uncovering the secret blueprints to creating a conscious life.

He realised that, with the guidance of great teachers, we can unlock incredible abilities within us and upgrade the way we experience reality.

These abilities could unleash unlimited creativity, invite synchronicities, spark a deeper connection with others, fuel visionary leadership, and so much more of what is directly accessible to us.

So Vishen set out to gather these tools. He brought together experts who have tackled and mastered different components of self-evolution and united them under the Mindvalley platform.

As he says in this video:

Changing the way we see and interact with the world requires a series of tiny adjustments that lead to long-term shifts in how we view everything in our lives.

Vishen discovered there were seven guiding access points in life, seven things most of us were never taught in school but that, if given our attention, could supercharge our evolution in every field.

These principles have the power to rocket fuel our ‘ROSE,’ or Rate of Self-Evolution.

Join Vishen in this video to learn some Yoda-inspired wisdom and ignite this process with these seven basic principles.

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Vishen is an award-winning entrepreneur, speaker, New York Times best-selling author, and founder and CEO of Mindvalley: a global education movement with millions of students worldwide. He is the creator of Mindvalley Quests, A-Fest, Mindvalley University, and various other platforms to help shape lives in the field of personal transformation. He has led Mindvalley to enter and train Fortune 500 companies, governments, the UN, and millions of people around the world. Vishen’s work in personal growth also extends to the public sector, as a speaker and activist working to evolve the core systems that influence our lives—including education, work culture, politics, and well-being.
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Vishen

Vishen is an award-winning entrepreneur, speaker, New York Times best-selling author, and founder and CEO of Mindvalley: a global education movement with millions of students worldwide. He is the creator of Mindvalley Quests, A-Fest, Mindvalley University, and various other platforms to help shape lives in the field of personal transformation. He has led Mindvalley to enter and train Fortune 500 companies, governments, the UN, and millions of people around the world. Vishen’s work in personal growth also extends to the public sector, as a speaker and activist working to evolve the core systems that influence our lives—including education, work culture, politics, and well-being.

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