I was on a mission to learn stocks and start building wealth. All the resources I needed were coming through Instagram ads, google, inspiring figures who advised me this and that. But one time I stumbled upon this post where Vishen was talking about Money EQ. The term intrigued me, so I decided to click on the ad. I was redirected to Mindvalley's Money EQ quest and immediately got pulled in when I heard the intro.
Ken Honda was talking about seeing his father cry because of money struggles, so that motivated him to learn about money. That's such a beautiful and kind motivation to learn something. This pure motivation was what inspired me to listen further, and I even jotted down everything Ken said, thinking I might not get a chance to receive such precious information again. I admired his story a lot that I told my close friends about him. I think the word spreaded, cos afterwards, I received a personal thank you email from Ken. I was so thrilled! I told my parents and they finally bought the Mindvalley membership. It was probably THE BEST investment I've ever made in my life.
Mindvalley teaches us the things we so desperately search for, and how to turn our dreams into reality. When I finally got the membership, I immediately went on to the Money EQ quest. Ken taught us from a place of non-judgmental love and care, which is a trait I rarely see in successful businessmen (at least those I see on the internet).
Learning from this Money EQ quest wasn't just a way to learn how to earn more money, rather it teaches us a fundamental mindset you need to have in order to live a happy and fulfilling life. Along with humility and patience, it feels as if every day of the quest is meditation in itself. Ken has this ability to mention truths without offending anyone, and I think that's one of his greatest asset, gracious speech. Jim Kwik told me to surround myself with a positive peer group. I think listening to mentors from Mindvalley itself is more than enough, but of course integrating the teachings into reality would be much more beneficial.
Now that I'm at the end of this quest, I really do think it's worth the time and investment. The greatest investment a man could ever do is an investment in himself. Thank you so, so much Ken for the journey. The world seems to be a much safer place and I learnt that wealth isn't always related to money. I learnt to seek the deeper meaning even in the smallest of things, like the nature around me and just being a kinder person in general. Thank you and have a great day everyone!