EPISODE · Oct 18, 2024 · 8 MIN
Best Mindvalley Courses For Self Improvement
from IMHO Reviews Podcast · host Vitaliy Lano
Today, we’re talking about that all-too-familiar feeling—you know, when you’re running on caffeine, scrolling through social media, and wondering if you’re actually living or just letting life happen to you. It's like we're all on autopilot sometimes. Honestly, my brain feels like just another app running in the background. No wonder I need a reboot.Orifinal Source: IMHO ReviewsLinkedInMediumBreathwork for Life by Niraj NaikFirst up is Breathwork for Life by Niraj Naik. I’ll be real—I’ve tried different breathing exercises before. Who hasn't tried to calm down with "deep breaths" that don't do much? But Niraj’s course is different. He combines ancient techniques—like the stuff monks might do—with actual science. It’s a 14-day program, just 20 minutes a day, and it's more about making your body work for you instead of against you. It’s like a shortcut to tapping into that calm state—which we could all use.Why Breathwork MattersYou’re probably wondering why you should care about breathing techniques. Well, SOMA Breath, the method Niraj uses, retrains how we breathe to make life better. Not just woo-woo meditation vibes—it’s about scientifically boosting energy, sharpening focus, and kicking stress to the curb. 76% of people doing this course said they felt happier. Everyday Bliss by Paul McKennaNext, we’ve got Everyday Bliss by Paul McKenna. Paul’s known for hypnotherapy and NLP—basically, programming your brain in a good way. You know that cycle of stress, where every day feels like the same hamster wheel? This course helps you step off that wheel. It’s 21 days, 15-20 minutes a day, and instead of mindlessly scrolling social media, you’re using that time to rewire how you handle stress.The Science Behind ItChronic stress is a killer—not just for mood but literally for your health. Everyday Bliss uses techniques like Hypnotic Trance and Havening to retrain how you react to stress. Studies show stress reduces activity in the frontal lobe of the brain—the part making those good decisions you need. That’s why you’re reaching for junk food at 2 a.m. instead of sleeping.How Does It Help?Paul’s methods help relax the mind and body quickly. It’s not magic, but the Hypnotherapy Tracks have been used by corporate folks and emergency workers to stay calm. I tried the Calm Anchor exercise, and when stress hit, I reacted differently—it was like I had a tool to handle my day instead of my day handling me.Superbrain by Jim KwikLast but not least, Superbrain by Jim Kwik. Think of this as a workout for your brain. We put effort into exercising our bodies, but our brains? Not so much. Superbrain is a 30-day program that helps boost memory, focus, and learning ability—all in about 15-20 minutes a day.Why Train Your Brain?Jim Kwik’s approach treats the brain like a muscle—exercise it, and it gets stronger. He teaches practical memory techniques, like Chain Linking and Visualization to remember names, faces, and even shopping lists. I used to forget my list at home; now, I keep everything in my head.Investing in Your MindsetWhy should you care? We invest in gym memberships, diets, gadgets—but what about our minds? These courses are about giving your brain the attention it needs. If I’ve learned anything from all these experiments, it’s that investing in yourself is the best move you can make.
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Today, we’re talking about that all-too-familiar feeling—you know, when you’re running on caffeine, scrolling through social media, and wondering if you’re actually living or just letting life happen to you. It's like we're all on autopilot sometimes. Honestly, my brain feels like just another app running in the background. No wonder I need a reboot. Orifinal Source: IMHO Reviews LinkedIn Medium Breathwork for Life by Niraj Naik First up is Breathwork for Life by Niraj Naik. I’ll be real—I’ve...
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