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Antiventurecapital · 03-06-2007, 05:11 AM

I took my first PD seminar back in college in '85 due to pressure from my then GF. Then around '91 I took the same seminar over again and then the two programs which Context Associated followed it with. Those three programs had a huge impact on my life over the next decade.

A couple of years ago, I felt it was time to do some more PD work after all those years away from it, so I took a couple of courses over 6 months. Then last Fall I saw The Secret after resisting it for a few months. The value for me in the movie is the EGS. Hey, you can spend your time dwelling on either negative or positive thoughts, so why not go with the latter? I believe that action plus a positive "can do" attitude is a killer combination.

Some people watch TV; others take courses.

Whatever makes you happy.

03-06-2007, 05:11 AM	#1 (permalink)
Antiventurecapital Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: WA State Posts: 446	I didn't quit PD after 2 years!... I took my first PD seminar back in college in '85 due to pressure from my then GF. Then around '91 I took the same seminar over again and then the two programs which Context Associated followed it with. Those three programs had a huge impact on my life over the next decade. A couple of years ago, I felt it was time to do some more PD work after all those years away from it, so I took a couple of courses over 6 months. Then last Fall I saw The Secret after resisting it for a few months. The value for me in the movie is the EGS. Hey, you can spend your time dwelling on either negative or positive thoughts, so why not go with the latter? I believe that action plus a positive "can do" attitude is a killer combination. Some people watch TV; others take courses. Whatever makes you happy.