Questions for getting the most out of lp course

[Huegeleisen]

So right now I am in the middle of the core concepts section but I have been putting it off in the last weeks.

Today I watched Leo’s video on increasing results of self help programs by 10x and some questions arised in my head. 
How much time should I plan for the lp course? Right now I am a student and can spend some hours a week on the course and doing the assignments but I don’t want to rush it.

Also Leo said in his self help products video(title mentioned above) that you should retake self help courses at least 5-10 times. How frequently would you retake the lp course?

Another question: How much time a week should you spend contemplating and journaling about the questions and concepts of the course and following my bliss?

Thanks for reading!

[Clabber Girl]

Maybe wake up an hr or half hr early to do the LP course? I did it for the values assessment mainly and I got a lot out of just that. 

[Yarco]

3 hours ago, Huegeleisen said:

How much time should I plan for the lp course? Right now I am a student and can spend some hours a week on the course and doing the assignments but I don’t want to rush it.

The sales page says it contains 25+ hours of video. Then you've got to figure probably at least 30 minutes x 10 value passes. At least another 10 hours for the strength assessment and life purpose exercises. Making a vision board should take you at least a couple hours, making your list of goals.

First time through I'd say probably 50 - 60 hours without rushing it.

3 hours ago, Huegeleisen said:

Also Leo said in his self help products video(title mentioned above) that you should retake self help courses at least 5-10 times. How frequently would you retake the lp course?

I've done it every December since 2017, so this will be my 5th year. Actually I just found an email with my LP exercises I sent myself in November 2016 so it might be 6.

I don't see much value in re-doing it more than once a year. The first time through it'll take several months just to integrate everything and make it a part of your life. Even doing it once a year, I find that not much has changed. My values re-organize slightly every year, and after covid, freedom jumped way up to top 3 for me. But otherwise I haven't been able to come up with a new life purpose, despite kind of wanting a change haha. So it's more just re-calibrating and confirming that you're on the right track. I've tried changing mediums a bit, but my LP has stayed the same.

Mostly it's a good jumping-off point to re-evaluate my current set of goals and see if I want to change or reprioritize some for the next year.

The second time onward, I listen to the Intro and Core Concepts section at 2x speed, so I shave at least 6 hours off.

You need to give the exercises your full attention every time though.

 

Edited October 6, 2022 by Yarco