39 and in dire need of change, considering Landmark Forum

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the reply. =) But nope, it was Landmark. I'm crystal clear on that. =)

your spin on it is pure fantasy

[Anonymous]

Another interesting review of it from someone who does a better job than most of explaining it:

http://masscasualties.com/2011/04/landmark-education-forum-a-thorough-review/

[Anonymous]

^ some strange comments on that blog article!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My experience is that it genuinely helps some people, but they all become UNBEARABLE for a while after attending.

And you can see it right here on this forum by the PP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've done all of landmark's courses and found them helpful. I never went in for marketing their program to people I knew, and you don't have to. I think landmark is as good a way as any to realize that there is nothing wrong with you.

+1

I did the whole curriculum, ignored their pressure tactics to sign my friends and family up, learned how to expose and process some sick secrets and mistaken beliefs about myself. Found it useful, but not overwhelmingly so. All involved are human, and ambitious which I found helpful. Go cafeteria style. Take what you need and leave the rest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another interesting review of it from someone who does a better job than most of explaining it:

http://masscasualties.com/2011/04/landmark-education-forum-a-thorough-review/

This guy is a shrill for Landmatk.

[Anonymous]

You'd trust this woman?

http://www.landmarkworldwide.com/the-landmark-forum/intro-to-landmark-forum

I can't get past her pants.