What our fellow graduates say

Supervising the Landmark Forum in Manila

landmark_forum_grads — Sun, 18 Dec 2005 16:26:58 GMT

http://www.ILovePossibility.info/leap.htm “Assisting in The Production Team at the Landmark Forum was truly a great privilege. I was moved by how awesome it was to supervise the team that takes care of the logistic so that the participants have a great course. I learned a new level of performance with Intentionality, Invisibility, Impeccability, Alacrity and the most important, Integrity. All of this serious learning, and yet I had so much fun!” Ed Banaga, 2003 Production Supervisor, the Philippines.

The Landmark Forum and a Life That I love

landmark_forum_grads — Sun, 18 Dec 2005 16:24:51 GMT

http://www.ILovePossibility.info/landmarkgrads_0108.htm After a long and productive career as an Administrator in Banking Industry, a Social Worker, an Adoption Counselor, an Astronomy Teacher, Mary Walsh went into retirement. Instead of moving to Florida, she attended the Landmark Curriculum For Living and the Introduction Leaders Program in North Carolina and cherished the freedom to be that she discovered for herself.

Bringing forth the best of us as a family

landmark_forum_grads — Sun, 18 Dec 2005 16:22:24 GMT

http://www.ILovePossibility.info/ypt3.htm On the last day of the Landmark Forum Mike Carruth was in the room when Josh, his then 14 years old son, stood up and acknowledged his family and declared his responsibility. Mike was so proud of Josh and saw for the first time what a powerful young man he truly is, beyond the fact that he is his son! It was such awesome moment in Mike’s life that he stands for every parent to have in his or her life.

The Journal for Possibility

landmark_forum_grads — Sun, 18 Dec 2005 16:19:58 GMT

http://www.ILovePossibility.info/sg101.htm How do you bring the Landmark Forum to a place where it has never existed? Poorani Thanusha is one of the graduates who has overcome this incredible challenge on the Island State of Singapore where she took advantage of the invaluable hands-on training in being a Landmark Leader and established a new conversation for the transformation of her beloved people, culture, and nation.

Causing love as a commitment, not just a feeling.

landmark_forum_grads — Sun, 18 Dec 2005 16:13:13 GMT

http://www.ILovePossibility.info/landmarkgrads_0201.htm Michelle Handler said NO to the Landmark Forum for 13 years, until that moment when she gave up what she thought she “KNEW”. Since then Michelle, In the midst of the beauty of the Appalachians, has accomplished a long list of personal breakthroughs and appreciated her Landmark Graduates community who did not sell out on her.