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3 Mindvalley students in Tanzania shared what changed for them after a Mindvalley program, across 3 programs, since January 2020.
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Sherin Kassamali

Physician in Tanzania built six products serving 1,100+ delegates with no coding background

Sherin Kassamali · Physician · Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
I carried a list of problems I knew intimately and had no way to solve... For my whole career, I saved lives the only way medicine allowed: one patient, one shift at a time. My impact ended where my hours did... What I want, and what this program finally made possible, is to save lives at scale while building financial and time freedom: freedom to be fully present with my family, and freedom to keep doing the work I love without a clock deciding its limits.
Cindy Mtunga

This journey has given me so much clarity — not just about the path I’m walking, but how I show up in the world

Cindy Mtunga · Medical Doctor, Life Coach, Digital Health Strategist · Tanzania
This journey has given me so much clarity - not just about the path I'm walking, but how I show up in the world. It's amazing how radiating that form of clarity can impact others too.
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"Learning to read groups of words has been the game-changer for me"

Felicity Heywood · Life liver · London, Tanzania
My reading speed on Day 1 was 243 wpm. I was quite impressed with myself then. My interest in this program was because I had already seen an increase in my reading speed when I consciously focused and moved my eyes (without my finger) across the page. I recognized comprehension increasing as well as alertness. On this…
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Counts are stories, not results. These are personal accounts written by participants. Results vary, and nothing here is medical advice.