I'm Marcia Drake and I'm from Olympia, Washington, USA in the Seattle area. And I've been a member of Lifebook since 2019. Where the story really gets interesting is about 2012 when I went through a divorce, painful divorce of my 14 year marriage that I had been in. And that's kind of, I think, the thing that launched me into a realization that things have to change for me. And it was a reclaiming of myself.
And then in 2019, when Lifebook came around, that started everything for me. And I will just say that what I learned in Lifebook took my life to a whole new level. It accelerated things on a level that I'd never seen before. The pace of life which I was used to living before, the pace of change, suddenly just speed up.
So since 2019 I won a 150, 000 lawsuit that was related to my lung injury, allowing me to pay off my car. I worked on healing my emotional wounds.
I was doing things like: I learned how to dance tango, and bachata, and salsa, and ballet. I read over a hundred books using Jim Kwik's quest, and I learned five different languages during that time. I expanded my social network globally, to include some amazing entrepreneurs, data experts, and musicians.
I got a higher-paying job as a deputy Chief Data Officer and I led a team of 30 data scientists and technical experts, and I worked for the U. S. Department of Justice as a grant peer reviewer and additionally launched my own side business. And just most recently in May, I left my state job of 24 years to become an entrepreneur and coach.
Additionally, I would say Lifebookexpanded my creativity. It helped me to integrate a lot of great habits. One of those was launching into a creative hour once a week, where I started to create art. And hadn't done that in years. I actually put that gift on a shelf and saved it for later.
And in March of this last year, I had my first art show in Denver.
Lifebook really is the framework to be able to put everything in.
And then in 2019, when Lifebook came around, that started everything for me. And I will just say that what I learned in Lifebook took my life to a whole new level. It accelerated things on a level that I'd never seen before. The pace of life which I was used to living before, the pace of change, suddenly just speed up.
So since 2019 I won a 150, 000 lawsuit that was related to my lung injury, allowing me to pay off my car. I worked on healing my emotional wounds.
I was doing things like: I learned how to dance tango, and bachata, and salsa, and ballet. I read over a hundred books using Jim Kwik's quest, and I learned five different languages during that time. I expanded my social network globally, to include some amazing entrepreneurs, data experts, and musicians.
I got a higher-paying job as a deputy Chief Data Officer and I led a team of 30 data scientists and technical experts, and I worked for the U. S. Department of Justice as a grant peer reviewer and additionally launched my own side business. And just most recently in May, I left my state job of 24 years to become an entrepreneur and coach.
Additionally, I would say Lifebookexpanded my creativity. It helped me to integrate a lot of great habits. One of those was launching into a creative hour once a week, where I started to create art. And hadn't done that in years. I actually put that gift on a shelf and saved it for later.
And in March of this last year, I had my first art show in Denver.
Lifebook really is the framework to be able to put everything in.