Freedom Scare Us All

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I wish I could pass on the experience people who participate in the courses go through in only 10 sessions.
I wish I could portray to you the shock people experience in the beginning, and how with time, session by session, people get to know themselves better, identify what’s blocking them from getting to where they want to go and, how to release what’s not working/being a burden for them.
They don’t become other people simply because they’re not meant to, they simply learn to identify patterns that make them unhappy, and don’t let it manage them, and that’s why there’s a sense of power and liberation.

Freedom (you’ll be surprised to know) scare us all. It’s for good reason the sentence from the book of the living and of the dead is etched in my brain for the past 15 years.

“Sometimes, even when the cell door is opened, the prisoner chooses not to escape”.

Freedom (you’ll be surprised to know) scare us all. It’s for good reason the sentence from the book of the living and of the dead is etched in my brain for the past 15 years.

“Sometimes, even when the cell door is opened, the prisoner chooses not to escape”.

We want to feel good, and at the same time, afraid to be those in charge of our own happiness.

Personally, I never stand those who tried to pitch me products or ideas, and my automatic reaction was to be nervous and sometimes obnoxious to the other person, but there was one time I agreed to give it a shot. And that time led me to the next one and then the next one until it ultimately changed my life.

I just know (the same way I know Covid-19 exists) that without knowing ourselves, understanding what manages us, and without a few simple practical tools, people will forever have the same results and experiences in life.
The view might change, but the train will always wound up at the same place.

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Maayan Ben Zion

When I was 32 years old, my family and I went through a terrible crisis, when my 3-year-old daughter was diagnosed with leukemia. I found myself most of the time in the hospital, while I had a 1.5-year-old waiting at home, who also needed a mother.
After a long and exhausting time, we found grace and won the battle. My daughter is now 21 and fabulous.
This crisis forced me to look at my life from a different perspective, and choose another path, open myself up to questions I never dared to ask.
As a part of the process, I left my job as an attorney and began learning coaching. My heart started beating again.

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