Emeric Le Morvan

Hi, I'm Emeric!

I'm a life coach, youth mentor, and Notion expert. I have a passion for learning new things, and I'm kind of obsessed about life design. I love helping people level up at the game of life.

In 2018, I started an education company called Life Builders in order to empower young people to build their best life and become who they're capable of.

Since then, I've applied my interests in self-development and technology to continue to push the boundaries of online education.

Here are a few of the things I've worked on, and continue to work on...

My Projects

Below is a framework I’ve developped to help me make sense of and navigate our shared human experience. I'm working on projects that I believe are helping to create a better world.

Life Builders

An education company that helps young people design and build their best life.

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Humanity OS

This is an ongoing community project. It's an online workspace created on Notion to explore how humanity could best design and manage Planet Earth.

Ideas I Live By

We Create our Life. We create our lives twice, once in our head, then in our physical environment. Be it spirituality or science, the fact is that our way of thinking directly shapes our day-to-day lives.
Life is a Game. Treating life as though it’s a game is a powerful perspective that helps to live life at an optimal level. Yes, actually see yourself as a character within a computer game. You are a character "being human" for the purposes of this game. You are playing the game of life using planet earth as the platform for this game, your playground.
Integration is bliss. Finding ways to connect the dots, to integrate parts into a whole, to put all the information together into one cohesive framework is essential. Many people know bits and pieces, but struggle to succeed because they don't know how it all fits together. They are left with one change here or there, but never making much progress over the long-run. We can find greater meaning and fulfillment by seeing how things fit together.
Knowledge is only useful when applied. Simply absorbing information does not lead to growth. We must actively practice (put in the reps) and apply what we learn to build new neural pathways and create change. To become truly skilled at something, we must practice regularly and improve gradually.

Contact Me

Want to get in touch or follow me? Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn. If you'd like to reach out with a collaboration or business proposal, you can email me at emeric@lifebuilders.academy

Press

Helping young people build lives at Go Solo