Mindvalley

Even though I am not convinced by all the topics they cover, my experience with Mindvalley has been very good.

I took one course with them (they call it a quest) which was very good. I took the Lifebook quest which invites you to focus on different areas of your life, helps you understand them, set goals and turn those goals into habits. Very good class, high-quality production.

It's expensive but I got value for my money.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Not only have these courses made my and my 24 and 26-year-olds' life 100 times better (and we have a pretty great life), I guess we are going for the top 5% of awesome! These courses will absolutely take you there.

Their customer service and care are out of this universe! Ritu, you are a shining star. They treat like a human...better, a friend. I can tell they truly do believe in karma and hope it comes back to them 10 fold in growth in every level of life!

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

After skim reading through many of the negative comments, I have to say that your growth experience depends on your level of commitment and willingness to change. You can buy a gym membership but never get fit - because you don't go to the gym. Or you can join SlimFast but never lose weight, because you don't listen to the advice.

I bought Superbrain, Uncompromised Life, Unlimited Abundance, and Duality all within a three-year span - and have definitely got so much value from these courses, I've taught various techniques to my children, family, friends, even strangers! I've since become an all-access student, and the content is brilliant, I don't go through a single day without Mindvalley. I'm currently taking the Silva course which is amazing. Yes, I've done some courses which I didn't get much from, such as the Habit of Ferocity - it's an incredibly intellectually based course, not a physically based course like I had assumed. I completed the course as I'm a finisher, but I was glad when it was over. Having said this, Steve Kotler's teaching was probably too in-depth for me at this current time.

I've completed many of the courses several times each, and have received a new download of info each time. I had so many "aha" moments going through Dr. Shefali's course.

A friend recently asked if I had a magic mirror, because I look like I'm getting younger, and I definitely attribute this to Mindvalley.

Length of Use: 2+ years

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

It's something when you read books, watch movies and documentaries about personal growth, connect with your Higher Self, elevate your consciousness, find your mission, but it's something else when you have the tools and masters who healed themselves and now they want to help humankind.

People who dedicated their life to help others.

I would recommend this to every human being, even the most evolved souls can still learn something new.

I am sorry to see that humans with low vibration are writing a few horrible reviews and all I can do is to pray for them to wake up.

Mindvalley is about transforming yourself, it is about commitment and consistency.

You need to work with yourself every day for the rest of your life. Masters, healers, teachers, etc. they will guide you, but you need to believe in yourself and work. You need to have patience and compassion and don't forget to be kind. It's hard to change, especially when we are led by ego and ego doesn't like unfamiliar.

So, yes, they deserve all the money and I am thankful for all the great work and energy that those amazing people, especially to Vishen Lakhiani who had this amazing idea to create this platform which is helping mankind to elevate their consciousness.

We are grateful from our hearts.

Length of Use: 3–6 months

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I am doing the Mindvalley Quests, having the "All Access Quest Pass". Not all of the courses where for me, but many are really incredible.

For example, at the moment I am doing stress training "Everyday bliss" with Paul McKenna and it is great to learn about stress and so many techniques to cope with it.

The trainings are recorded, not live. But this is probably why it is possible to offer it for such a low price. There are over 30 trainings (called Quests) designed for about 1-2 month daily input of about 10-20 minutes. I like the micro input, because it is manageable to do in everyday life.

I am wondering why the ratings are so bad. It seems that some are having problems with customer service. Too bad it flows into an overall review.

I must say I also took my time to decide whether this is worth buying. Also, the sales technique of Mindvalley is too aggressive for me. In the end, I am very grateful for Mindvalley and happy that I still got the access.

One more thing, the online trainings are professionally recorded in very good quality. I am just mentioning it because before having the access, I had a look at free content and most of it were video calls with bad quality. I wondered back then why I should pay $900 for maybe bad videos. So the Quests are in perfect quality. Maybe you had similar thoughts.

I honestly believe Mindvalley is doing their best to spread the knowledge from great minds and people to help your self-development. I think it is meant as a new form of private coaching, but is actually affordable and accessible from all around the world. For me, it boosted my self-development like a rocket. Very grateful.

Length of Use: 6–12 months

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I don't understand the bad reviews about customer service. I was having problems with my phone app. I messaged Mindvalley, they replied with how to fix the problem.

My experience so far has been great. I love the courses, I pick the ones I am interested in and watch them. My only problem is that sometimes I get too busy or slack off and don't watch them daily. But I can always pick up where I left off and continue.

I am learning plenty and making positive changes in myself and my life and it is becoming obvious to people around me.

Length of Use: 6–12 months

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I'm kind of a health freak and can do yoga and meditation on regular basis. Just to get into this more I've chosen Mindvally university after going to a webinar.

The webinar was actually informative and gave replies to a lot of my queries but as we all know, knowledge is an ocean, so I decided to go deep and registered for a yoga program. I believe it was awesome with a lot of positives and out-of-the-box thought process.

I've recommended this to my friends Ted and Marcy and they both are satisfied with the results.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

It's Marry, a young entrepreneur in the field of e-commerce and has seen a lot of ups and downs at an early age. Sometimes it's like passing through a dark street with no clue of life as an entrepreneur.

I've attended many seminars and sessions but didn't get the little answers, and then landed on a Mindvalley video by the speaker Jim Kwik. That was the kick, and I've enrolled in a couple of courses and found them great.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

You are not obligated to buy anything. There are free mp3 downloads. Really, they are free. I take advantage of those. Being in between jobs for several years due to the recession, and being older, listening to the self hypnosis, and mp3 digital recordings have been very helpful. There's nothing like getting free help about staying positive during tense financial times that we live in, and to learn to stay away from negative people and vibes. I never paid for anything. I downloaded free self help hypnosis, and free uplifting mp3 digital recordings from thoughtinspire.com. I have noticed that I am much calmer and happier in my life.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Mindvalley has a good content base BUT I am constantly barraged by invitations to "master classes" which are actually little bites of content from other monetizing spiritual programs wrapped around a high pressure sales pitch. The tactic from email marketing that uses high-pressure popup windows is both annoying and in my opinion very low-class. The end effect is making the entire Mindvalley operation seem like one big high-pressure bait-and-switch marketing scheme for a cooperative of money-hungry "spiritual teachers" and I'm not sure that this is the reputation that they would like to have. Perhaps that's really the point, but it makes the whole high-minded tone of their initial ads seem somewhat cynical.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Nothing special to add. I think you get what you pay for here. There's nothing much else to it. If this is the kind of thing you need, then get it, you won't be disappointed, but you won't be blown away either.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend