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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.