Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ Beyond Human Trying to decide which course?

Hi:

I am thinking of taking Natural Brilliance and Genius Code. I thought of getting the Photoreading course but I heard the book has everything one needs. I could not grasp the techniques from the book but I am thinking another course may help with the dominoes effect. I know I cannot afford or have time for all 4 courses. So I have to choose one.

Another course I am thinking of getting is the Sedona Method. I did look through the book. I imagine the audio course would go into more detail. I heard Alex went through the course and liked and so did Fritz. This course seems to be good for one that has emotional issues. I know Jack Canfield highly recommended this course and he also highly recommended Learning Strategies courses for lasing change in his book The Success Principles.

I would like to get in touch with my genius. I would love to be able to learn faster. I am thinking I would like to increase my intellect. Being in touch with my intuition would be good to. I Know Jack Canfield said meditation is the way to do this. I would like to be good at figuring stuff out. I would like to also achieve success and be good at what I am doing. I would also like to increase my earnings and have financial security. I definately want to do more with my life.

My friend who is into NLP and done everything said I should go to the library and get Unlimited Power by Tony Robbins.

I look at what is written for Natural Brilliance on this web site the advertisement and description the questions they ask seem to answer the things I have been thinking about or facing.

I realize there is other courses like Decisive Action and Ideal Mindset which I have overlooked.

I mean it is my fantasy to experience amazing results or the results that testimonials are written about.

I would like to achieve success in an area such as real estate investing or sales were becoming successful does not seem straightforward or follow like a math equation.

I mean I would like to be in excellent physical shape and have ripped abs. Or like in the Tony Robbins ads they conquer your physical body.

I thought of also getting like an advanced degree or doing something intellectual.

I am thinking you guys have some insights. Deciding is very challenging.

Thanks for all the input.

Parag

Take Sedona. Go into it without expectations. This goes for any course. You need to take the attitude of finding out what happens. Asking yourself or saying to yourself, Okay what happens when I do this. And them if the course advises you to do the exercise before listening further do that.

What people fail to realise audio courses would become long winded explainations of what you're experience might have been. Even what is explained is may not be the most common experience rather perhaps the most unusual. This doesn't mean your experience is not valid, it's just your experience.

By noticing your own personal experiences checking in with yourself about what happens you can have experiences like those mentioned in the testimonials. You won't have them if you keep comparing your own experience to theirs. If you look at testimonials they tell us where they where, what they did and what happened for them. You cannot do that if you are comparing your own experience to anyone other than your own.

So Why do I recommend the Sedona course for you, Parag? Because that course teaches you to let go of wanting and finding gratitude for what your lessons in life are teaching you.

For you learning that will make other courses easier to learn from as well as easier to make up your own mind what you want to do next in life..

Alex

I agree with Alex. Get Sedona, it seems like the right one for you at this point. Definitely.

LSC courses are great too, get them later.

I would agree to take Sedona first. If you just work at completing that course and then go onto another you will be amazed at how fast and how much ground you have covered in a years time when you look back.

I saw Jack Canfield 10 years ago at a seminar and one of the things he said was to take a subject and read every book on it. In two years time you would become in the top 5 percent of the people with knowledge on that subject. It is good advise and most successful people do this very thing.

Hi Alex:

Would you happen to know the difference between the Sedona Method book and the course. I know I can get the book from the library but not the audio course.

Alex could the Sedona method help if we dont know what we want to do?

What about intellectual development?

Alex didnt Learning Strategies use to sell the Sedona Method?

Parag

Parag,

The Sedona Method you can learn from the book but the course has the advantage that you can lying back, close your eyes go within and be guided though the process in little steps.

The disadvantage about the book is you try to take the giant leap straight away.

Can it help us if we don't know what we want? That's the point I was in life when I found the Sedona Method. I reached a point where I felt every reason for living had been taken away from me, when I started using the Sedona Method. From there new things started developing from me because my next course was the PhotoReading course.

No, Learning Strategies never actually sold the Sedona Method we prmoted it. The first lesson from the Sedona Method is in the Euphoria Course.

Alex

Alex:

Are you saying the book does not explain certain things out? Whereas the course does it?

Parag

The Book explains it all but we have a we want it all NOW attitude. That causes us to rush the learning and in some cases only read the books and say ah I get it but never actually use it. The tapes have you start using it a little at a time that sort of builds up to a real wack on the head wake up call somewhere down the line.

With the book we want to put out the major fires in our life first. Our rush to get it, be it now. With the course we start by putting out the little fires so when we start reaching the Big ones we know what we are doing.

Alex

The best analogy between an audiobook program and a book is to think of the difference between a map and a navigator. When you're driving with a map, you can get where you want to go - especially if you take time to preview the map and check your location. But, with a navigator, you don't have to take your eyes off the road.

Since audio courses tend to be a little pricey, my recommendation is to get the book first nine times out of ten.

Hi Alex:

Thanks for answering my post. It really does seem like the book and the course will give the same amount of information. I guess the tape course takes it in a more gradual manner. I am thinking I would prefer the tape course. I know right now Brian Tracy's organization is givng some kind of deal on it. Do you happen to know of other sites that give deals?

I am thinking right now reading through the book would not hurt. I know the tape course has helped a lot of people. Well I got the book from the library.

I am thinking the tape may more so explain things out. Wereas the book may not be so descriptive or in other words lay it all out?

Parag