The Great Composer

The Great Composer Playing With Reality

Who Is This Program For?

This program will serve you best:

● If you want to know how different minds collaborate and connect to rework the world we live in.

● If you want to become the composer of your reality.

● If you want to develop all areas of your score. (life)

What You Can Look Forward to

By the end of these movements, you’ll have learned to ...

● Identify all the notes (emotions) on your composition.

● Understand the current relationship with the members of the Orchestra.

● Allow other's perspectives and adapt them to your interpretation.

● Teach others to coherently align their instrument (physical) and score (emotional) to their purpose. (composer's mind)

● Become more intimate with your instrument. (body)

● Understand where notes (emotions) come from.

● Access the repertoire. (the subconscious)

● Feel more appreciation for your life and finances.

● Heal money wounds from past traumas.

● Feel financially abundant.

● Reframe your limiting beliefs around all aspects of life.

● Understand how movements flow through you & not for you.

● Be more at ease, joyful, and appreciative of your financial life.

Tips

1. Set aside time. Block off 10 minutes a day to listen to the movement and feel the music. Repeat and contemplate.

2. Journal. ​Journaling means writing down your thoughts and feelings according to where you are at on your score. Get a good journal and write as little or as much as you like. A task done imperfectly is better than a task not done at all!

3. Team up. ​Let's build a community together. Networking is the new standard and it's replacing the old system.

Your Journey

Your success is connected to your actions. As we interpret your part, you’ll awaken to new realities, gain new insights, and start putting your score into action.

It’s the beginning of a new era of learning and new habit building! Trust in the process and take full advantage of what is evolving.

The Top 3 Hurdles You Need to Be Aware of

1. Not enough time​. Do the best you can. Soon you will fall in love with time.

2. Resistance. ​There may be days when you just don’t feel like continuing and inner resistance builds up. This is normal and part of every Journey. Therefore, expect difficult days and know that those are the days when it’s most important to push through. To overcome the resistance, you might want to start small and build your habits slowly.

Resistance and disbelief are often tricks that your mind plays to keep you small. Don’t let this limit your learning experience and open your mind to new and valuable information that helps you to grow.

You will not agree with everything. The instrument resists information that is contradictory to what we already think we know. This might increase your resistance towards the movement or the composer interprets. Don’t let this limit your learning experience. Treat each movement as a buffet of practices and information from which you can choose freely what feels right for you. Play by the ear.

3. Fluctuating motivation. ​Fluctuating motivation can often be a challenge. Although you will be motivated in the beginning, the motivation might decrease with time. Spend some time defining your intention and the desired outcomes you want to achieve by the end of each movement. Knowing how to modulate your life is the result of allowing new music to your ears. Therefore, remind yourself who you are!