Real transformations from our community
Not therapy or productivity advice; more like structured reflection, still early but serious.
It feels like someone built a philosophy gym: not therapy, not productivity, but something deeper. Early days, but the intent is rare and real.
Aida Keramati
Guest Service Manager
Grounded, intellectually honest, and refreshingly non-preachy.
I expected fluffy motivation. Instead it’s surprisingly grounded and intellectually honest. Still early, but it’s not preaching, it’s thinking.
Pyke Haans
University Officer
The best ideas appear in motion
From MoM’s imagination practices, I learned that the best ideas appear in motion. So I stopped forcing creativity at my desk. Now, my best thoughts arrive somewhere between home and the park.
Audrey Rickard
Data Engineer
The guidance to thrive with technology
As a Spa Director, I see every day how fast the world moves, and how many people feel left behind by technology. What inspires me about Ministry of Meaning is that they don’t ask us to compete with AI, but to rise with it. Their work teaches emotional awareness, resilience, and self-leadership in a world where AI is part of our daily lives. It’s a project that protects what makes us human while giving us the tools to thrive in the future. In wellness, we talk about balance; mind, body, and soul. Ministry of Meaning brings a new dimension: balance between humanity and technology. This is not just innovation; it is guidance, empowerment, and evolution.
Aline Santos De Almeida
Spa Director
Your mind deserves one thought at a time
A Ministry mentor once said: “Your mind deserves one thought at a time.” Since then, I keep one page per idea, no multitasking. It slowed me down in the best possible way. I started thinking with structure, not speed.
Nazanin Masihkhah
Researcher
Logic informs, but story connects
I used to start presentations with numbers. After the Ministry’s storytelling workshop, I opened with a real moment instead. People listened differently. I learned that logic informs, but story connects.
Naksha Hog
Biologist