Before Lifebook, I had already manifested big dreams in my life in moments where I had been very clear on what I wanted and committed to getting it. That happened for example with my two pregnancies, as both times I got pregnant under very difficult circumstances, especially the second one (after two miscarriages many doctors didn't think I would be able to have another child of my own). But I had been involved in personal and spiritual development for years and I knew that if I committed and trusted the process, my children would be born. And so they did. I found doctors that had trust in me and I also did a personal development program with a mentor specialized in fertility issues. When doing so my life changed forever one more time.
When I heard of Lifebook, I thought: if I had manifested big things (things that other people thought were even impossible) in my life before when I had the clarity of what I wanted, how would it be if I am clear about everything I want in my life. I loved that it seemed to be so structured as well, and I loved that everything would come from me. Thanks to Lifebook, I now know what I want, I have a much deeper understanding of my desires and myself in every area of my life and suddenly things started to happen "magically" (of course it's not really magic, it's me doing things).
My weakest category was the career one, where things were immensely static as I'm a civil servant working in a library. Two things happened when I watched the career category video: first, I realized that first I am a mum, and motherhood for me is the most fulfilling thing I can think of. And this is what I actually chose as a career as everything in my life comes after that. My "other" job gives me the time, stability, and peace I need to focus on my family life. But secondly, the possibility of a promotion opened that week and that is something that only happens once every... 10 years?
Suddenly, I found myself wanting something I had never thought of and I realized it was fear and though it will be hard I'll do my best to get it. I'll have to pass some really difficult exams and study a lot but I know I can do it, and without compromising the rest of the areas in my life. And maybe the job that I always wanted, a job that is just fit for myself, it's not so far away.
Lifebook has also given me the mindset that I needed to implement new habits in my life. I went from 90 to 120 in the assessment! Lifebook has reminded me in a consistent way that I am capable of doing everything I commit to. It has reminded me of the power of gratitude in a different way. I was grateful before, but now it's a whole different story. I feel connected and purposeful every minute of the day. I'm more in peace and more resilient. I am focused and it has been easier to bring new habits into my life even though I thought I didn't have time for anything right now because of my children (they are only 4 and 1 year old). I actually can find the time for something I really want to and without compromising everything else, just by focusing and a good plan. Lifebook has also reminded me that I am not far away from living a truly extraordinary life.
My mentor used to say that I could write a book with the story of my life. Well, in the end maybe Lifebook has turned out to be that book. Thank you so much!!!
When I heard of Lifebook, I thought: if I had manifested big things (things that other people thought were even impossible) in my life before when I had the clarity of what I wanted, how would it be if I am clear about everything I want in my life. I loved that it seemed to be so structured as well, and I loved that everything would come from me. Thanks to Lifebook, I now know what I want, I have a much deeper understanding of my desires and myself in every area of my life and suddenly things started to happen "magically" (of course it's not really magic, it's me doing things).
My weakest category was the career one, where things were immensely static as I'm a civil servant working in a library. Two things happened when I watched the career category video: first, I realized that first I am a mum, and motherhood for me is the most fulfilling thing I can think of. And this is what I actually chose as a career as everything in my life comes after that. My "other" job gives me the time, stability, and peace I need to focus on my family life. But secondly, the possibility of a promotion opened that week and that is something that only happens once every... 10 years?
Suddenly, I found myself wanting something I had never thought of and I realized it was fear and though it will be hard I'll do my best to get it. I'll have to pass some really difficult exams and study a lot but I know I can do it, and without compromising the rest of the areas in my life. And maybe the job that I always wanted, a job that is just fit for myself, it's not so far away.
Lifebook has also given me the mindset that I needed to implement new habits in my life. I went from 90 to 120 in the assessment! Lifebook has reminded me in a consistent way that I am capable of doing everything I commit to. It has reminded me of the power of gratitude in a different way. I was grateful before, but now it's a whole different story. I feel connected and purposeful every minute of the day. I'm more in peace and more resilient. I am focused and it has been easier to bring new habits into my life even though I thought I didn't have time for anything right now because of my children (they are only 4 and 1 year old). I actually can find the time for something I really want to and without compromising everything else, just by focusing and a good plan. Lifebook has also reminded me that I am not far away from living a truly extraordinary life.
My mentor used to say that I could write a book with the story of my life. Well, in the end maybe Lifebook has turned out to be that book. Thank you so much!!!
