Vishen Lakhiani describes returning normalcy in Old Town Tallinn after the pandemic, notes rapid societal and technological change (citing Peter Diamandis' prediction that 2022–2026 will equal a century of change), and recommends getting a clear vision of the life you want via the Lifebook method (divide life into 12 categories and ask four questions per category). He invites viewers to a free masterclass with Lifebook creators John and Missy Butcher.
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Check out what I'm looking at right now. This is the. This is Old Town Tallinn. This is the center of the old town. I live really close by, so this is my hood. And I'm so happy to see tourists coming back and the world opening up again and our traditional Christmas market restarting. It's crazy what we've been through over the last 18 months of this pandemic. Just nine months ago, everything here was shut down. It was hard, as many of you experienced. The opening up of the world is so exciting, and there are many opportunities which are also opening up during this time. You see, the world has changed everything from the way the stock market operates to new technologies. Metaverse, NFTs, cryptocurrency. If you've been following those trends, people are making money in new ways, starting businesses in new ways, and all of this was predicted. See, my friend Peter Diamandis, the futurist, said between 2022 and 2026, in four years, we will see as much change as a species as between 1900 and 2000. That is a century of change is about to happen in four years, starting 2022, based on trends and how technology and society are changing. So how do you cope and what do you do? Well, the secret here is to get a really clear vision of the life you want to lead. Many people forget that. They make the mistake. They try to cope with the change around them. No, you don't do that. Rather, you become still and you understand what type of life you want to lead. And then you learn to step into the chaos and mold the chaos and into exactly what you want to create. Now, there's an art to this, and the art is to divide your life into 12 categories and to ask yourself four unique questions for every category. For example, your social life and your human connections is a category. Your health and fitness is a category. Environment, the home you live in, the office you live in, how you travel is a category. Your money is a category. Now, this approach is a concept called Lifebook, and I'm a big fan of it. I started doing this approach way back in 2010, and it has allowed me and 50,000 other graduates of this program to deal with chaos and change in the most beautiful way and emerge not just stable, but way, way, way better than they ever were before. If you're interested in this, I want to invite you to join a free screening of a special masterclass with me and the creators of Lifebook, John and Missy Butcher, the two legendary American entrepreneurs, seven companies under their belt and the most spectacular life. I know I've never met anyone who leads a life as beautiful, well rounded and amazing as these two individuals. But they do it through this approach called Lifebook. And the Pandemic, by the way, hardly affected them. They came out stronger, happier, healthier, wiser, richer than ever before. And you can, too, because anyone can learn this. So if you enjoyed the scenery I'm giving you here, do us all a favor and click the link and go join us in this masterclass with John and Missy Butcher. And you will learn the 12 categories, you will learn the four questions, and you'll be getting started on your way to creating your own Lifebook. I'll see you there.
