I really enjoy the format for Mindvalley quests. It’s like taking a course but breaking it down into bite-sized daily pieces.
Most of Mindvalley’s quests that I’ve taken are 30 days long, but there is one that is 45 days long.
I have a feeling that Mindvalley will be creating more of these quests because they are so popular. They help you stick with the course, and they help you absorb the information in smaller pockets for a bigger impact.
All of the Mindvalley quests I’ve taken are listed below.
Vishen Lakhiani has replaced his Becoming Limitless course with a quest called Be Extraordinary. It’s very similar to the course, but it is set up better and he tackles the topics better. You can tell that …
My husband took the Hero, Genius, Legend Mindvalley quest months before me. He really enjoyed it. I knew he had developed some new habits and ways of thinking because of it. I couldn’t fully understand how …
The only real financial course Mindvalley had was by T. Harv Eker, but that seems to have disappeared from their list of courses. I was waiting for Mindvalley to release another course in relation to money …
Someone on Facebook mentioned that the Mindvalley course workbooks have too much white space and giant font sizes and it’s wasteful to print them out. She also said that if she could get the same experience …
There was a course on Mindvalley by Michael Beckwith called Life Envisioning for a long time. When I got the Quest All Access Pass, I tried to take that course, but, because it was in the …
