Three past and current Project | U participants join us to share their stories, the impact the spirituality portion of Project | U has had on them, and why that has inspired us to create the next iteration of the program: Project | U Unbound.
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Timestamps
[1:45] Meditation is really about stopping and being aware of your thoughts in the moment. Spirituality isn’t about changing what you do. It’s about changing the part of you that’s doing it.
[3:13] Adam shares why he started Project | U and what inspired him to design Project | U Unbound.
[5:50] Brandon Tracy shares what drew him to Project | U and how surrounding himself with other like-minded leaders changed his experience in business, leadership, and life.
[12:35] Ed Sutton shares his journey to and through Project | U and how it helped him discover that what he had been searching for his whole life was himself.
[20:42] Mie Yamashita shares how Project | U transformed her finances and her life—so much so that she will now be teaching our flagship Project | U program.
[26:40] Mie, Brandon, and Ed share what spirituality means to them and how that definition has changed throughout their journey.
[31:28] What have you seen in Project | U that you can’t unsee now?
[34:51] Mie shares what Project | U is going to look like with her coaching.
[37:00] Brandon shares his biggest takeaway from Project | U outside of the spirituality portion – sleep.
[40:16] Adam explains why Project | U Unbound is focused around spirituality.
[43:10] Mie explains how your relationships change after going through Project | U.
[43:40] Brandon shares how he learned that success is actually simple—it’s the internal stuff that gets in the way of that simplicity.
