Obeida Brinkman

Things Your Teachers Never Told You Obeida Brinkman

Research has shown that in the last years, there has been an increase in the rates of depression, stress, and anxiety. It feels as if there is a growing sense of inner void and emptiness among people worldwide.

We can see the implications of this growing void when we hear many people say certain things such as "I am bored" or "I don't know what to do" or "I don't like my life". The most famous one is "I cannot wait for the weekend". I am sure you have heard these phrases before. The inner void that many people feel is because of a lack of purpose in life.


People do things just because their families, teachers, and peers told them to do so. With time, they grow unable to think for themselves. They grow depressed, unhealthy, and ready to retire from the job they hate. They eventually end up dying without achieving their full potential.

Our ancestors could only dream about the enormous opportunities we nowadays take for granted. Yet, our mindset that grew based on consuming rather than producing is what stops us from finding our individually unique purpose.




Some of the subjects discussed in this book are about:

1- Setting a personal definition of success.

2- The benefit of physical mentorship and the ways through which we can find a mentor. If it is not attainable, what are the alternatives?

3- The 4 fundamentals that everyone needs to be aware of, and work on them simultaneously.




What if:

- You already figured your purpose in life.

- You are constantly updating your fundamentals.

- You feel better than anytime before.

- Your family are amazed by your progress.

- Your friends want to know the secret behind this progress.




This book will show you the first steps on how to get there. Yet, it is on you to take action!