Stories from Kristina Mand-Lakhiani’s students

Kristina is an incredible human being. It's really beautiful to witness how strong yet how gentle Kristina is. That's one of the most important qualities of a good leader.

I've often tried to please others, even if it meant ignoring my own needs or pretending to be someone I'm not. Kristina helped me understand that being true to myself isn't selfish-it's important... I did feel pressure to be perfect all the time. Kristina's writing-so real, warm, and wise-helped me relax and reconnect with who I really am.

Kristina's talk resonated with me and where I am in my life now. I have just come through a huge break up myself and Kristina teaches us to push the boundaries of our social expectations of marriage by her own example

She is so incredibly authentic. [...] We have forgotten what it is to be authentic and we are looking at it as it is something we should be, and it was great that Kristina made the distinction that there are several deeper layers to that particular onion.

It is always nice to hear Kristina's view on how things can be done and how we can continue to serve the world and the community itself

Kristina gave permission to everyone in that room to live an authentic life and be themselves fully. It was a deeply moving experience and one of the talks I would always remember. She really took us on a journey.

I recommend people to check Kristina's work online. It is inspiring to see someone who has so much knowledge, background and experience and is willing to share it with all of us.

Kristina as a teacher is awesome. She is constantly growing and learning and she is sharing this with you. You can take this information and apply it in your everyday life

I've been in the personal development industry for the last twenty years... She's really amazing at compressing all the wisdom that there is, so you can live a really authentic life really courageous life and embrace who you are, so you can be awesome.

I really resonate with many of the ideas that Kristina talks about and I really appreciate her for being brave enough to be on stage and talk about those things.

I go to medical conferences all the time, you never see somebody who is that courageous to be vulnerable and I really liked that aspect of Kristina's talk.

We all have flaws and shortcomings, but the more we embrace them and love ourselves for who we are, the more progress we can make and the steps we can take toward becoming better than we are today... Her exercises truly encourage us to unmask ourselves and look within.