Couple of months ago I began to realize that I needed something different in my routined life. I have been working at the same job for the last five years and mastered this profession called selling. I became extremely influential and had to conduct tests to see how influential I had become. In University I studied organizational behaviour and culture, from this I learnt how to manipulate groups of people without having legitimate power. I was amazed and wanted to understand this process further. I stumbled upon Genius Code through my research on personal development. After doing the course I found that I was really over qualified for my job and things started to change in my life greatly. I found a more challenging sales job. I think my life is getting better, its a time process and with that I have become more closer to God. I understand more information now than ever before and found that the Christian life is indeed intelligent and much more pleasurable. I used to think that Christians were influenced by "a money generating entity" and designed only for the needy. After the course I became more aware of my surroundings and discovered that I needed to be around constructive people. I sold my TV and bought books. My friends, mostly business owners and managers now, are asking me for legal and business advice. I ask myself how is this possible? I found that my family were asking me questions to solve, what? When I'm in a room full of strangers I understand them and their issues without speaking a word. Is this possible? I have turned into a better person all around. I used to party every weekend and spent money foolishly. I wished that I came across the Genius Code earlier. Now I'm heavily in debt. Using the High Think Tank system I developed a plan that will get me out of this situation. Now I have come to many realizations and understandings about life in general. When I do achieve my expected financial results I will certainly try the other products offered here and attend future retreats. This product does work. One day I would like to meet and have coffee with Paul Scheele and/or Win Wenger and discuss theories and philosophies. Constructive change is good for the interdependent mind, body and soul.
