My life was prioritized into six categories prior to discovering Lifebook - Art, Health and Fitness, Intellectual, Love Life, Spirituality, and Relationships. I had revised this guide over the course of 20 years, often adding information and inspiration to my three-ring binder I carried with me in my book bag as a teenager, and my work bag as an adult. When I heard how closely John's story paralleled mine, I felt the master had appeared.
My first quarantine consisted of following the Lifebook Online program and implementing new habits. I was enthusiastic because it was a system I had experience with. Crucially, I expanded my life categories which expanded my worldview. This was a challenging process. I completed LBO later than the goal because I got stuck on completing the Life Vision to my satisfaction. I knew I was resisting crossing the finish line, so I decided to make an uncomfortable decision to immediately start Life Book Mastery.
The psychology of making that decision quickly turned into momentum that motivated me to fully commit. I completed both programs, always feeling like I had a healthy balance between Production and Production Capability (Stephen Covey). I was surprised how much of the work I had been doing when I actually took inventory. It felt great to objectively recognize my effort and celebrate my growth.
I've since introduced the program to the most important people in my life. I found my partner smack in the middle of LBM and now we are going through LBO together! It's an ideal moment in my life to be walking this path with another amazing human being.
I feel inspired in every facet of my life. This feels surreal to acknowledge. I am a gigantic ball of gratitude to the incredible Lifebook creators, facilitators and participants! I am looking forward to continuing the journey together. Aho.