thanks, corboy! i'll have a look. here's the update from my friend, post-4-day, Thurs-Sun "advanced course." While the Intro Forum was about empowering themselves as individuals, this course was about "the group." Having integrity with your group meant that the session could not begin until everyone had arrived. The latecomers had to explain why they wer
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Hi Glen- Glad you decided not to go to the tues. night forum introduction. Should you go in the future, just remember- DON'T SIGN ANYTHING. Don't give them your address or your phone number. Even though you're tired at the end of over 4 hours of being talked at, DON'T sign up for the Introductory Forum. Say you need to think about it and might register via the websit
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My friend who just graduated from the Advanced Course told me that DARE was started by someone from Landmark. And that the sleep bumps on the freeway that wake you up before you drive off the road are a result of it too. She did also encourage me to go to top100expo.com (wouldn't load on my computer) to look at the top 100 experiences in the world per a survey. No.1 is taking a space jour
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Thanks for keeping us on point. I'm so glad your ex-partner is no longer a part of Landmark. --Valerie
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A friend of mine just went through the Advanced Forum course. After the intro course she was all about "breakthroughs" - this week her word is "integrity." I know that "breakthroughs" and "integrity" are concepts that can be meaningful outside of the Forum. It's the ultra-serious way she's applying them to EVERYTHING that's driving me nuts
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$375 lighter- I would have loved to hear your take on that! I'm working on a story for Stayfree magazine about that experience. To think, I just came to support a friend's graduation (?) ceremony ("Oh no, it's a 'completion') that I assumed would last 1 1/2 -2 hours, only to be dragooned into staying nearly 5 hours during a snowstorm. If you ever happen to go t
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