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Nicole Rose
The Silva Ultramind System

"I got a confirmation of not 1, not 2, but 4 new super interesting pieces of creative work"

My life was in a state of flux. I had just lost my dad to Covid 19 and was in a state of sadness and unable to move forward with my life and in particular my career. I no longer want to work in a full time job ( a mum of 2 young kids I want to be around and available for my family) but my business had rapidly gone flat since March of this year. I was torn between thinking I needed to be responsible for my family and also dreaming about turning my dad's story he told me when I was growing up, of the magic toyshop, into something great for my life. I was thinking that I would have to go back to my career in legal and compliance and go and do a big demanding role again. I was feeling pretty flat about the prospect. Then, 4 days ago, I listened to Vishen's webinar on the Silva method. At the end of the 90 minutes I had signed up not just to the Silva method but to a 1 year access to Mindvalley programs. The very very very next day, I tell you no lie, I got a confirmation of not 1, not 2, but 4 NEW super interesting pieces of creative work that allow me to utilise my imaginative artist self (where I love to exist in) AND that were extremely well paid - far more than in legal and compliance!! What can I say - I was inspired by the thought and prospect of this program AND even though it had not even started I believe that the fact that I took instant action and had faith allowed the universe to help me to move me toward my family and financial goals. And the best thing is that I don't have to even think about being a lawyer anymore.


Nicole Rose

Director Create Training

Sydney, Australia

Break Limiting Beliefs

Written 12 October 2022 From our original stories site

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