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Mental Performance: what 24 recorded interviews report
24 people recorded an interview about Mental Performance. 3 described improved mood, anxiety or stress. 8 put their change in the over a year range. Each figure counts interviews where the person said it themselves.
Interviews recorded 2024-08-16 to 2025-01-10. 8 of 24 interviews included a timeframe. Read the method.
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Outcomes described
| Outcome | Interviews | Share |
|---|---|---|
| improved mood, anxiety or stress | 3 of 24 | 13% |
| clearer systems and processes | 3 of 24 | 13% |
| more confidence in the decision | 3 of 24 | 13% |
| better family or relationship life | 2 of 24 | 8% |
| more energy through the day | 2 of 24 | 8% |
| better digestion or gut health | 1 of 24 | 4% |
| team, hiring or delegation wins | 1 of 24 | 4% |
| feeling heard and supported by the provider | 1 of 24 | 4% |
| less pain | 1 of 24 | 4% |
Timeframes people described
- Over a year8
Source interviews
- 40 Years of ZenWatchOvercoming deep-seated shame and dismantling ego to achieve radical self-honestyMia Medicus achieved a profound psychological shift at 40 Years of Zen, reporting a complete conviction that she no longer has the limitations she once feared. By dismantling layers of ego and reconnecting inner selves, she successfully let go of shame, gaini…Mia Medicus · 40 Years of Zen
- 40 Years of ZenWatchOleg Ivanov Achieves Emotional Balance and Self-Forgiveness Through Intensive Personal ResetsOleg Ivanov experienced a profound emotional shift at 40 Years of Zen by setting four specific intentions: becoming forgiving, empathetic, balanced, and free of fears. Through a week of intensive work and peer resets, he moved past ego-driven resistance to id…Oleg Ivanov · 40 Years of Zen
- 40 Years of ZenWatchAchieving emotional neutrality and improved leadership through deep self-reflection and resetsJoanne Yammine, reviewing 40 Years of Zen, achieved a significant breakthrough in emotional intelligence and leadership. By utilizing the program's 'reset process,' she transitioned from being easily triggered and angry to maintaining a neutral state. This sh…Joanne Yammine · 40 Years of Zen
- 40 Years of ZenWatchTransitioning from Manual Labor to Sales and Consulting Through Enhanced Mental ClarityDarryl Lind utilized 40 Years of Zen to shift his professional perspective from manual construction labor to sales and consulting. By accessing 'dream mode,' Lind realized he could set high expectations and act on them, ultimately aiming to reclaim time for h…Darryl Lind · 40 Years of Zen
- 40 Years of ZenWatchDeep Subconscious Shifts Leading to Increased Confidence and Professional GrowthWill Bernard describes 40 Years of Zen as a special experience for deep subconscious work. After one week, he reported increased confidence, a commitment to showing up with gratitude, and a playful perspective on life. He feels better equipped to lead his gro…Will Bernard · 40 Years of Zen
- 40 Years of ZenWatchOvercoming Fear and Limits to Release Personal Power and PotentialYanin Rivera, at 40 Years of Zen, reported a significant transformation by overcoming the fear and limits that previously held her back. By finding what was blocking her potential, she was able to release her inner power and return to activities she had stopp…Yanin Rivera · 40 Years of Zen
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Counter-points people raised
- “If there were any objections, it was fear of not committing to work, or a hesitation to dive into your own consciousness, and maybe even fear of what lurks beneath. Both my wife and I, our curiosities overrode any of those objections.” Varun Adibhatla
- “Julia Carlson initially felt hesitant because the cost felt like a 'big investment.' However, she decided to proceed because she views herself as her best investment and concluded that the 'system upgrade' and wisdom gained were worth it.” Julia Carlson
- “Jane Ortiz admitted she had hesitations because of the price tag, which she noted is not the cheapest option available. However, she concluded it was a great investment in herself because the level of transformative change she achieved was something she previ…” Jane Ortiz