> Are you a trainer in this program or are you > paying for each seminar? Gratitude training's hierarchy looks like this: Trainer (one per class) Paid staff (maybe 2 per location?) Volunteer leaders (around a dozen per class) I've only participated as a paying participant, never as any sort of volunteer or staff. > The one thing you said that raised the red flat
Forum: Large Group Awareness Training, "Human Potential"

rrmoderator, I'm not sure whether your reply was directed at me or not. It seems that you post long copy/pasted critiques immediately after someone speaks about positive experiences of Gratitude training, with months of silence in between -- so it's not clear if you're responding, or simply bumping positive messages off the top of the line. Again -- this thread is about Grat
Forum: Large Group Awareness Training, "Human Potential"

I have been through the entire Gratitude training, but not without a skeptical eye and a refusal to "drink the kool-aid" when something rubs me wrong. Here are my experiences of the program: First, the icky stuff. - Yes, there is a moderate amount of pressure to put increasing amounts of money into the program, and eventually to recruit others to do the same. This pressure is
Forum: Large Group Awareness Training, "Human Potential"