Touched and Transformed

Presence, Mindfullness, Ben Saltzman and Jordan

bsaltzman — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 04:13:29 +0000

Jordan pulls me into the present.

Local Therapist

admin — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 19:02:07 +0000

“Since I started playing the game I increased my annual income by 50% and I purchased my first assets. I now own a portion of a thriving business and a rental property.”

- Local Therapist

Professional Coach

admin — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 19:01:42 +0000

“I discovered that we all have money issues. What a relief! I thought it was just me. Being able to talk about them and hear others discuss them was a freeing experience.”

- Professional Coach

Massage Therapist, Pamela Hammond

admin — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 19:01:19 +0000

“After attending The Money Game seminar I feel more accountable for my spending and don’t spend as impulsively. My income has already increased by 20%. I now believe that I can be financially prosperous.”

- Massage Therapist, Pamela Hammond

Executive Recruiter, Karen Hobson

admin — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 19:00:54 +0000

“I realized how I feared having money because I didn’t feel I deserved it. I stopped spending all my money on stupid things I don’t need. I’m now focused on generating wealth rather than being stuck in my fears. I know how I’m going to retire and live comfortably.”

– Executive Recruiter, Karen Hobson

Richard Robinson

admin — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 18:59:52 +0000

“I am a Type One on the Enneagram. I used to make over a million dollars in sales each year. I would eat in the finest restaurants, fly first class and always sit in seat One-A beside the front, left hand window of the plane so I had elbow room. If I didn’t get that seat I would be openly hostile and chastise the stewardess until they made the other customer move to another seat. A little personal slight or imperfection in service would make me seethe and stew for hours. If we arrived at a hotel and they had messed up my reservations my friends would wait in the lobby as I ranted and tore into employees until we got the penthouse suite. I had no empathy or understanding for whoever made the error.After studying the Enneagram and working with my point I have changed dramatically. Now I’ll sit in row Two-B and feel ok. I don’t make a scene and can move with the flow of life. I let go of my concerns and anger at being slighted, mishandled, or “dissed.” I give others the right to make errors. I have learned to walk in their shoes and release them, and myself, from the resentment I used to feel so constantly.”

- Richard Robinson

Yong Bai, R&D/QA Manager

admin — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 18:59:01 +0000

“I feel so loved and supported in the group. It helps me to pull out of my self-pity when I see other people work on their tough issues. I feel myself more open, more understanding and more self-assured.”

- Yong Bai, R&D/QA Manager

Adele Cox, MA CMT, Body Therapist

admin — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 18:58:16 +0000

“It was unbelievably eye opening for me to see how much my type energy influences my thinking, feeling, decision-making, interactions with others– so very many areas of my life! I felt both blessed and overwhelmed to experience the depth of my type structure, AND to start separating my type from my true Self.The other thing I loved about this workshop was the reverence and love that the instructors held for the soul of everyone there: each participant, panel member, staff assistant, etc.Ive participated in many forums in which Ive witnessed the course facilitators expound their brand of self-awareness during the class, but then practice a completely different set of values in real life. Ben and Donna are living what they’re helping us to learn, and I deeply respect and appreciate them for that.”

- Adele Cox, MA CMT, Body Therapist

James Phelps, Deputy Sheriff

admin — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 18:55:16 +0000

“I am a type nine on the Enneagram. Living with indecision and a numb senselessness regarding my own needs had become a way of life for me until I started looking at myself through the Enneagram. The Enneagram finally gave me a frame of reference that made sense to me and helped me understand my experience in a more enlightened way.Once I understood what was happening, I was able to get in touch with my own needs and feelings.I found that cultivating anger was a very powerful channel for this work. As I developed the ability to get in touch with my anger, I was able to recognize my needs and desires. The anger gave me focus and a growing sense of self that I never before experienced.This was a powerful starting point for me. From there I was finally able to figure out a path in my life – a career that I truly enjoy. And as I work with my needs I learn more about myself and feel more satisfied with my life each day.”

- James Phelps, Deputy Sheriff

Hina Pendle, Coach and Type Eight

admin — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 18:53:34 +0000

“Before understanding my own Enneagram type I would interrupt, overpower and push my clients into submission (This was not good for repeat business!). Now, I’m not as unconscious of my old behaviors.I work collaboratively with clients, listen and empower them to create positive changes they want in their work and home lives.”

- Hina Pendle, Coach and Type Eight