What the Mindvalley Investing Course Sparked
I'd like to share a story with you.
It began, as most stories do, in a way that seemed ordinary. I was decluttering my house - Marie Kondo style... the drawers, the cupboards, the clothes I hadn’t worn in years. It was satisfying. Light. Necessary.
But it didn’t stop there.
Because once I began letting go of physical things, I found myself letting go of people. My accountant. A few business contacts. Friends who weren’t really friends. And then one day - without fully planning it - I let go of my husband too.
It was a surprise even to me. It felt like a runaway train. One that I had to stay on if I wanted to find my freedom.
That was the start of my life... alone.
After twenty years of being in a relationship, I suddenly had to figure things out for myself. Financially. Emotionally. Energetically.
I had property and assets - but no real clarity. I’d handed over the numbers for years because I believed I wasn’t “good at them.” And now, here I was - standing on the edge of my life, realising that the person who needed to take control... was me.
That’s when the crash came.
Not just emotionally - but financially. I had invested some money into the stock market. I was proud of it... and terrified of it. I avoided checking it for a while. When I did, it had halved.
It was a harsh moment - but one I’m now deeply grateful for.
Because right after that came something unexpected: the Mindvalley Investing Mastery course.
I wasn’t sure what to expect. But something about the idea of learning to build wealth through property, trading, and business felt like a lifeline. And it was.
It gave me structure. It gave me strategy. And most importantly - it gave me the mindset shift I had been craving.
I learned the 30-30-30-10 model. I started managing my own finances for the first time in my life. I began to understand how investing could be creative - not just technical. That I could read charts visually, that I could see patterns, and that I didn’t need to be a numbers person in the traditional sense. I just needed to be me.
The story gets better.
Because while I was doing the course, my son was finishing school. We decided to go on a journey together - three months in South Africa, the country where I grew up and he had never seen. It was a gap year trip for him, and a powerful reconnection for me.
And during that time, we bonded over something unexpected: long-term investing.
He followed the same course I was doing, and I guided him through it. We had deep, meaningful conversations about wealth, time, and the power of compounding. And I realised - this is something every young person should know. And every parent should be able to teach.
That was the spark.
It’s what led me to begin building INVESTI - a legacy wealth platform designed to help the next generation build generational wealth through the power of compounding. The concept is simple: investing as little as $1 a day or $1 a week, with support from parents, grandparents, godparents, or even sponsors who believe in the future of a child. It’s a platform for early access, education, and empowerment. A business built to transform financial futures - starting small, starting now.
I’m not just dreaming it. I’m building it.
And alongside it, I’ve launched The Golden River Method - a transformational coaching program for emotional and financial wellness. It supports INVESTI by helping others walk the same path I did: from disempowered and overwhelmed, to confident and clear.
It focuses on emotional blocks around money, the flow of wealth, and the importance of tending to your life the same way you tend to your finances - with clarity, compassion, and consistency. It’s a method grounded in wellness of mind, body, spirit, and money.
So if you’re reading this and wondering if a course can really change your life - it can.
And I would love Vishen to read this. To see what it has sparked. To say a personal thank you - because this course was the springboard. It helped me change everything.
And now, I’m building something that might just change a few more.
I'm a visionary. I see what's possible. But launching a platform that's technical, number-based, and structured is equally exciting and daunting. It's pulling me right out of my comfort zone. If there's any part of this story that sparks something in you, Vishen, and you feel inspired to offer support - I’m here with open arms, humor intact, and ready to build what comes next.
Because one spark can light a legacy.
Because one spark can light a legacy.