Bhilai, India: October 2006

Participants’ likelihood of applying the tools learned in the workshop:

• 30% began creating a plan of action during the workshop
• 30% committed to begin applying the learning the same day
• 30% planned to employ the techniques the next day at work
• 10% expected to make use of the tools at the next opportunity

- from the October workshop in Bhilai, India

Feedback from the team of General Managers and other executives at Steel Authority of India:

• “This workshop objectively shows how removing stress at work will improve productivity. I can now generate an atmosphere at work that facilitates fearless flow of information.”
•  “This workshop opened my eyes to the importance of taking charge of my actions. Happiness can be achieved and a stress-free life attained!”
• “This is a unique workshop. Understanding the functioning of our mind and its filters has helped me improve my performance.”
• “My attitude toward my accountability at work has begun to change already.”
• “Now I can take accountability for myself and stop grumbling about the environment.”
• “I can capture the power to influence others by better understanding myself.”
• “I will actively work on removing unhealthy beliefs and develop a positive attitude toward work.”
• “This will significantly improve my decision making abilities.”
• “I now believe that it’s really possible to live a stress-free life.”
• “Excellent workshop. I now have some tools to improve myself and motivate my organization for better performance.”
• “An eye-opener. Will improve my interpersonal relationships.”
• “I expect behavior change immediately.”
•  “I will devote more time to myself and tap my potential to the fullest. I am capable of much more.”
• “This training should be mandatory for all senior managers.”
•  “I would like to take this workshop again in 3 months.”
•  “This workshop has been the most educative I’ve attended in a long time.”
•  “Self awareness can be a powerful tool.”

Naperville, IL: Sep 2006

• “This is the best workshop I’ve attended to improve my skills as a professional counselor.”
• “Amazing depth of understanding to improve my ability to work with others.”
• “I learned that we have more choices than we think we do. What we think is “thinking” may indeed be reacting, in which we use the primitive part of our brains. I can counsel my clients better with this understanding.”

  - from the September workshop in Naperville, Illinois, U.S.A.