SICK LEAVE

During the early period of my sick leave, I sometimes had no memory at all and couldn’t remember how to do even the simplest things.

I couldn’t talk on the phone because I didn’t understand what people were saying to me. I couldn’t string letters together.

For the same reason, I couldn’t read.

I remember one time coming home with two bags of geraniums I was going to plant—in pots or in the garden. But I couldn’t do it. I couldn’t figure out where to start, because each step I thought of made me forget the one before, and I got nowhere. I put the bags down on the floor and sat down to rest. And cry from feeling helpless.

During my sick leave, I began searching for something that could help me understand myself and create deep, lasting change. Something that could help me heal—and stay healthy.

A sustainable transformation. I wanted to understand both my body and my inner world. I started by working with a nutritional therapist while also studying Gestalt theory. As part of the education, I also went into Gestalt therapy myself.

Every field I studied, I also practiced in order to recover. I learned mindfulness and Mindful Tapping. I sought support from nutritional therapists, homeopaths, and naturopaths. I tried frequency treatments, fasting, colon cleansing, supplements, gong therapy, yoga, vibration training, and running.

THE INNER JOURNEY

Slowly, I came back—but not as the person I was before. I was more honest with myself.

I noticed that the more I understood myself, the calmer I became. And gradually, the stress began to fade on its own.

After 2.5 years—on October 1, 2015—I declared myself healthy. I felt it was time to see myself as a totally healthy person.

I started marketing my services and developing my courses and workshops in personal development.

MY CORE VALUES

TODAY I LIVE WITH INNER PEACE

I listen to myself and follow what feels right, even when I can’t always explain it.  I notice when life is in sync with me.

I pay attention to synchronicities, energy, and subtle signals that guide me forward. It’s not something I have to strive for—it has become a natural way of being. But it wasn’t always like this.  My path here has gone through inner struggles with difficult relationships, breakups, burnout, a long recovery, and a curious exploration of who I truly want to be.

It’s been both tough and beautiful. And it has given me the ability to help others understand themselves—without them needing to fall apart first, like I did.

WHAT I HAVE DONE BEFORE
I have had a good life, traveled a lot, and had jobs and assignments I truly enjoyed.

I have worked with people my entire life—in childcare, as a teacher, project manager, leader, consultant, and entrepreneur. I was often the one who held things together, took responsibility, kept things in order, and got things done.  

I have worked in municipal and state sectors, in both small businesses and large government agencies like the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency.

I’ve been part of major projects like the Schengen Project with the Police, the Ticket Program at Vattenfall, and the Rakel Project at SOS Alarm, where I worked for many years as a consultant in various roles.

WHAT I DO TODAY
 
Today, I work wholeheartedly with Pingh Academy, where I lead the Pingh Mentorship Program—both individually and in groups.

I give lectures and run workshops on stress, energy, recovery, and self-leadership.

I also manage and continue to develop WorldLove by Pingh—with online courses and mentorship programs where people Pingh themselves in their everyday lives. I’m also continuing to write the book series Linnéa Wik Tells, which includes books for loved ones and about how one can recover.

I meet people who long for a change in life.
That’s exactly what the WorldLove by Pingh program can offer them.

I do this because I know...

...what it feels like to be in the midst of chaos
...what it feels like when healing begins

I know that real change is possible. I know you don’t have to crash first. My mission is to help people around the world live a meaningful life filled with joy, freedom, and health.  

And that’s what I do. Every day.

And perhaps the most important thing of all:

     I always have a mentor. 

Someone who helps me grow and knows which mistakes I don’t need to make—someone who guides me in the way that moves me forward with the greatest ease.

WHEN PINGH BEGAN TO TAKE SHAPE

After I declared myself healthy in 2015, more and more people started asking how I had recovered so quickly. They wanted my help. That’s when I began developing workshops, which became the foundation of the Pingh Program.

I started giving lectures, creating in-person courses, building Pingh Academy and online programs.

Then came the mentorship program—and eventually, WorldLove by Pingh. I noticed a clear pattern: when people get help understanding themselves, their entire life changes.

Clients often tell me that people around them comment on how much happier and more joyful they seem—without even knowing the have been part of the mentorship program.