You can spend up to 4% of your annual salary on training, conferences, books, coaching or anything else that helps you grow, without approval. The test is simple: does it benefit both you and Luscii?

Nucleus: Live · Owner: @Anne Pasdeloup · Reviewed: 24 Sept 2026

New Year Resolution #1: Be more awesome than last year.

What personal growth means is different for everyone in every step of their life. We encourage you to master a growth mindset – a willingness to learn, try new things, fail, and push yourself to grow.

You can spend up to 4% of your annual salary on training, conferences, books, external coaching, or any other way you want to spend that. If you want to spend that money, just go ahead, no strings attached and no approvals needed. You know best what you need to grow. Just keep our guideline in mind when spending it:

<aside> 💡 As a guideline, ask yourself: “Will this investment benefit both me and Luscii?”

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Remember that learning and growing happen in several ways. We can not all become Experts, Connectors, Luminaries or Chess players. We need people in all profiles and with different sets of skills, attitudes and behaviours. So we ask you to think carefully about what the best path is for you to reach growth. We have a team of dedicated coaches at your disposal to help clarify your goals and provide you with direction when you need it.

The most successful people place a great deal of importance on further personal growth and development. They are at the peak of their careers but are still taking time out of their busy schedules to push themselves endlessly out of their comfort zone and unleash more of their inner potential.

The beauty of personal growth is that the possibilities are endless – you can learn as much as you want in your field. And as you continue to grow, you will be embarking on an extraordinary and meaningful path in life.

For personal growth, it’s never too late, even if it’s your first time. Now is definitely a good time to be doing this!

Where to start?

We have divided personal growth into two categories: personal development and physical and mental health: