Growth Mindset

[close] A group to read, absorb, and discuss knowledge from professionals in the Financial Technology industry so as to leverage the same, forging ourselves into leading industry experts, breadwinners, and decision makers.

[close] Self-mastery book club for those who enjoy reading and discussing self-improvement books. There is one Focus Book (FB) every two months. Jan/Feb: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**k by Mark Manson. There is a facebook community too: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ReBooked This is not a self-help group, self-help focuses on lacking something and fixing it whereas SELF-MASTERY is positive and focuses on developing. The group meets on Zoom on Sundays at 19:30 - 20:00

[close] The best group to talk about Growth Hacking, SaaS and Startups.

[close] A club for the spiritually ambitious, somatically curious, and slightly done with the fluff — especially the kind that gaslights your nervous system. ⸻ 📖 About This Group: Welcome to the anti-fluff sanctuary for readers who crave depth, embodiment, and truth that actually lands in the body. We’re here to explore books that challenge, clarify, and change us — the kind that make you pause mid-page and whisper, “Holy sht.”* Expect reads on: • Pain science that respects complexity, not just symptoms • Yoga and yoga therapy as tools for nervous system regulation and spiritual alignment • Movement-based therapeutic practices that illuminate the body’s role in transformation • Sacred texts, memoirs, and soul-stretching works from psychology to mysticism We are: • Intellects who trust the body • Mystics who ask questions • Readers who highlight like monks and reflect like rebels ⸻ 🔍 What to Expect: • Monthly books that activate your body, your brain, and your belief system • Optional reflection prompts, somatic insights, and yes — occasional spirals of existential awe • A community where spiritual discipline meets literary disruption • No bypassing. No 10-step gloss. Just breath, presence, and bold pages ⸻ You don’t need to be healed. You don’t need to be flexible. You just need to be done with the fluff — and open to growth that doesn’t insult your intelligence.