Wednesday, January 24, 2007

Landmark Education

I've been interested in personal development for well over a decade. One name that comes up over and over again is landmark education. I have not personally taken any landmark courses (yet), but have heard from a number of their graduates how useful the program has been for them.

I am intrigued landmark education for a few reasons:

1. Their reputation and what I've heard from graduates myself.

2. The results they promise are intriguing to say the least. Here is a quote: Graduates "report major, positive results in the following areas:

• The quality of their relationships.
• The confidence with which they conduct their lives.
• The level of their personal productivity.
• The experience of the difference they make.
• The degree to which they enjoy their lives."

3. Among other things, Landmark education uses the power of language to show you how to change your own life. That is a powerful tool.

If you have an interest in any of these results in your life, you should definitely check out landmark education.



~t

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Landmark is a very controversial group that has nothing to do really with education.
One should be very careful who you let mess with your brain.
They have a very good sub-rosa program going on with BS blog's just like this one.

http://www.rickross.com/groups/landmark.html

David Evans said...

Hi Terri, just ran across your blog. Just another note from someone who did the Landmark Fourm. Amazing stuff! I wasn't nearly as openminded as you seem to be walking into it. Pretty much going only on the recommendation of a great friend but at the end was blown away. I say dooo it, dooo it :)

Anonymous said...

While some people think that Landmark is BS, it hard to explain how nearly a million people are satisfied customers.

www.LandmarkEducationAsia.com
www.ILovePossibility.info

Anonymous said...

They claim a million are satisfied, they also claim a lot of other stuff. read the links.
Read between the lines and see the truth.
A million ripped off is more like it.
Go to a "meeting" ask hard direct questions and see if you get a direct answer or a BS one that answers nothing.