Impact Trainings
Date: September 03, 2007 03:20AM
Mark1972,
Obviously we have different experiences.
One thing I'd like to point out is the obvious lie in that 140,000 number you cite.
Even if they had averaged 120 participants per month over the 22 years they have been in business (and I know there were many months where they had less than 20 in a Quest, and they didn't really start in 1985, and their early Lift-Offs had 10 or less for several years) -- that's still less than 1,500 per year (120 * 12 = 1,440). Not all 120 who enter Quest graduate.
Even at 1,400 per year (and this is generous), that's at the very most 30,000 people in the 21 years they claim to have been in business (1,400 * 21 = 29,400).
The way they lie about this number is a "perfect mirror" for the way they lie about so many other things in their "training" (read: cult).
Just reengage that mind God gave you, open your eyes and see.
How many just accept this 140,000 number without even thinking about it? How is that a mirror of how they accept so many other lies there?
The truth? At the very most 20,000 people have participated in Quest. 13,000 in Summit and 10,000 or less in Lift-Off.
So 140,000 "graduates" is really about "10,000" Lift Off Graduates.
Of those 10,000 how many have been cast aside by Hans and Sally?
Of course all the ones who did not go on from Quest to Summit; or Summit to Lift-off, based on what THEY say, "Have lost the results of their training."
How many staffed and then left in disgust over whacked-out cultish beliefs shared in a staff groundings? How may simply left?
Ever wonder why there are so few "old" grads around? Say from Lift-Offs in the sub 150s?
It's because Hans and Sally do not want anyone around who lived through (and knows about) the lawsuits, banckrupcys, name changes, and corporate shell schemes.
Anyone who was trained by a Trainer who is no longer with them is no longer welcome. Did Quest or Summit with Duane, or Mike, or Sylvia, or Lou, or Eleanor? No longer welcome at Impact (with very, very few exceptions).
Anyone who knows any dirt, lived through any turmoil or who dares share about their experience of that with any new trainees, banned for life.
So what you're talking about is not 140,000 "graduates" but maybe 5,000 or so. 5,000, at the very, very most.
And realistically, in terms of active grads it's less than half that.
If you disagree with this, then I have a simple question for you: Where is everybody?
I know there answer is: "They are out transforming the world on their own."
And I suppose if you believe that 10,000 is really 140,000, you'll believe that too.
Impacted and getting past it.