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“First off, I only listened to three and a half episodes so maybe there is a gem in here somewhere. This is a lot of rah rah and short on substance. For instance, the half episode, and the one that ended it for me, was Lisa Nichols. After 30 minutes of speaking she had said absolutely nothing but inspirational platitudes. She actually said, You can dance to a different drum or to your own drum. Well, that just about covers the entire F$#$# drum line doesn't it. The fact that she or any of the others I listened to are hyped and pumped up about their message doesn't mean it is original, useful or interesting.”Read full review »
CarpeDiem6655 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/28/19
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“This episode really re open my eyes. Thank you for the reminder Sean!!!”
Kimumatsu via Apple Podcasts ·
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09/12/18
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“Recently got introduced to Mindvalley through Jim Kwik. I am a passionate educator and I love what Mindvalley is doing with Mindvalley U. I will be a part of it and meet some of the greatest teachers. Meanwhile I am enjoying this podcast and looking forward to more talks on disrupting traditional...”Read full review »
Pratikwagh via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/01/18
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“Great content. Really promotes a growth mindset.”
JoInSearchOf via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/11/19
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