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MOVED TOUCHED AND INSPIRED
This is not an official Landmark Education website.
This site has been created by an international group of Landmark Education Graduates who are inspired by the opportunity to make a difference in the world. From our perspective, the whole point is making a difference. Everyone has an innate desire to make their own unique contribution in life. In the Landmark Forum and through the Landmark Education’s other courses, people not only get in touch with that unique contribution, they take action on it.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE IS WHAT IT IS ALL ABOUT
We collaborate on this website to celebrate the difference being made around the globe by these people, their projects as well as Landmark Education. We find news items from around the world about these projects and the people who created them so that they are available all in one place.
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This site is continually growing and we add to it as time allows. Start with the Contents section, or Recent Stories, or play one of the videos about Landmark Education Graduates that we have found out on the internet. If we are accomplishing our goal, then when you leave this site, you will be inspired to go out and make a difference yourself.
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We would love to know what you think. If you have a story or news items about a project created by a Landmark Education Graduate let us know. We welcome any and all feedback or stories from anywhere in the world.
WHAT IS THE BIG DEAL ABOUT LANDMARK EDUCATION AFTER ALL?
Many people who have participated in the Landmark Forum are very enthusiastic about the course. People from all over the world have done the Landmark Forum and in fact Landmark Education has offices in more than 20 countries around the world. Over 1.3 million people have participated in the Landmark Forum since 1991 and over 100,000 people participate in Landmark Education’s courses each year. It can be argued that the popularity of the Landmark Forum is due to the way that it gets people to take action on the things that are important to them. While participating in the Landmark Forum people have a chance to clean up messes in their relationships with the people they care about. All of us have people in our lives that we care about and in the Landmark Forum people are given a chance to celebrate and get a new appreciation for those people. When people come out of the Landmark Forum, they want to share that with people. From our perspective, that alone would not have been enough to create this website. As far as we see it, the really exciting and inspiring thing about Landmark Education is that beyond the Landmark Forum people use the courses to make a difference in the lives of other people. As an organization, Landmark Education is not perfect but it does give people the power to express what is important to them. The 1.2 million people who have done courses with Landmark Education over the years come from all backgrounds and walks of life. Ordinary people who have not just gotten in touch with the things that they care about, but have gotten into action. In that way, this website is an explanation of what the big deal is about Landmark Education. The Landmark Forum and the other courses of Landmark Education may not be for everyone, but each of us has something to contribute in life. This website is a celebration of and a spot light upon some of those contributions.
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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Landmark Forum Leader speaks out on Fear, Abundance and Contribution
Landmark Forum Leader David Cunningham talks about fear, abundance and contribution. Continue reading
Posted in Landmark Education, South Africa
Tagged cape town, contribution, David Cunningham, landmark forum leader, south africa
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Landmark Forum Leader David Cunningham Interviewed about Responsibility and Completing the Past
David Cunningham talks on South African Radio about being responsible for your life and being complete with your past. Continue reading
Aid Still Required Releases Celebrity CD
Aid Still Required, whose roots lie with the participation of Hunter Payne and Andrea Herz Payne in Landmark’s SELP, has released a celebrity CD which will support those rebuilding from disasters across the globe. Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Asia, Gulf Coast, Issues, Music
Tagged aid still required, celebrity CD, landmark forum self expression and leadership
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Prominent British Entrepreneur Critiques The Landmark Forum
British entrepreneur, author, and television personality Rachel Elnaugh recently took part in the Landmark Forum and wrote a review of it on her website, in a post titled 'Transformation'. Elnaugh is known as the founder of Red Letter Days, a … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Entertainment, Entreprenureship, Landmark Education, UK
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