This week, I felt called to rewrite my DMP. One of my PPNs shifted, but more importantly, my DMP itself feels more aligned.
What stands out to me is that, even after completing the Master Key Experience twice before, this is the first time I’m still actively working on my DMP rather than feeling “done” with it. A fellow Mastermind colleague commented that this must mean the cement is coming off.
At first, I didn’t see it in such a positive light. I didn’t feel excited or discouraged — I simply stayed neutral. I accepted that I’m still working on it, and that this is where I am right now.
What I do notice, though, is that I’m addressing things very differently than I would have before. The most exciting realization this week came when I began writing my DMP and some of my affirmations in the third person.
Doing this felt as if the container created by the words “I am” had dissolved. It no longer felt confining.
Instead, I became the observer of myself. Writing in the third person allowed me to see myself as someone playing a role — just as everyone else in my life is playing a role. The story unfolds so that I can discover who I truly am.
This time around, I feel I’m getting more value from embarking on the Master Keys than ever before. It’s like rereading a book: each time you return to it, you notice things you couldn’t fully experience or understand in earlier reads.
That’s the best way I can describe this week – the same material, but a deeper, more lived experience.
It looks like your Observer and your Self Directed Thinker who both reside in you are manifesting together on a great way, that’s awesome! That is an excellent moment too to look for new perspectives for your DMP! Well done and great post Naila, I love this!
Enjoyed your post, Naila. I too can see and feel the difference in this week than any of the previous weeks.
What a powerful shift you’re describing Naila.
Staying with your DMP instead of “finishing”, it’s a sign of real movement.
Writing in the third person sounds like a genuine loosening of old structure—the cement is coming off. You’re no longer forcing identity; you’re witnessing it unfold.
Each return to MKE is revelation. You’re not just learning the material now—you’re living it. And that depth is something only readiness can unlock.
Woohoo 🤩
Love this, Naila. It’s not about being “done,” but deepening the experience each time. The rereading analogy is perfect.