The Huffington Post, which is a huge political blog in America, recently reviewed the Landmark Forum in an article ran on their website on June 5th. In the story, titled My Landmark Story, journalist Diane Odasso writes:
“I take full responsibility of the mediocre to bad things I have done in my life. Most importantly, I try not to judge them. And even though I do not ask for it, I get it back: forgiveness, gratitude, even admiration. A weight lifts off my shoulders.”
The whole story can be found on the website of the Huffington Post.
For those people who know nothing about Landmark Education or the Landmark Forum, there’s an excellent website out there that answers many of the questions that people may have. The site is designed by professional psychologists, and has experts in various fields talking about it, Landmark Education in the media, Landmark Education’s history, and just about anything else than one could think of to ask about Landmark Education or the Landmark Forum. The website address is:
http://whatsthedealaboutlandmark.com/
For anyone interested in what is happening with Landmark Education graduates in Australia, LE Grads is a must read. As the largest Landmark Education graduate Blog in Australia, it features stories of about people who have completed the Landmark Forum and whose accomplishments have been recognized in the news or on the web. Most of these accomplishments are a result of a project from the individual’s participation in the Self-Expression and Leadership programme or one of Landmark Education’s other programs. In addition to these accomplishments, the site features videos, links and more. If you haven’t seen it, check out LE Grads now!
April 10, 2008 – 10:14 pm
Over one million people have completed the Landmark Forum since 1991. The people who participate come from all walks of life. Often upon completing the Landmark Forum people find themselves newly inspired to make a difference in their communities. This website represents just a small number of unique projects that have been created over the years.
When it comes down to it, all of us want to make a difference. When we look back on our lives, we want to know that they had an impact. Why people get excited about Landmark Education and The Landmark Forum is because that is fundamentally what it is all about; making a difference.
People from every background you can imagine participate in Landmark Education Programs. All ages, incomes, religions, education levels and outlooks are represented in Landmark Education Courses. What they all have in common is that they want and ask more of life and themselves. Check out this website and the other sites that we link to to get a sense of who does Landmark Education courses and in turn what they have done with that education.
