To Whom It May Concern:

This is not a course for the faint hearted. Three days becomes six days if one counts the hours pushed at night.

Over this weekend one is forced to take a very hard, honest look at oneself. You realize that most of the input going into ones head is of a self destructive nature e.g. from birth you are being told what you can’t do, over many years of this conditioning it becomes a “truth” and you believe that you have limitation on what you can achieve and do.

A persons thinking becomes their actions. On this course you are shown how to think, in a goal orientated, positive way, which generates goal orientated, positive actions and all of a sudden you aren’t average any more, and growth follows.

You realisethat to work as hard for yourself as one does naturally against yourself, anything and everything is possible, its just a question of focusing all your attention on your goals.

You also learn that to succeed in only one facet of life is an empty success, the answer is to find love for yourself, and when you fully accept yourself, acceptance of others will follow. The fear of failure has prevented many people from trying anything new, particularly outside their comfort zone. The course teaches you that if you failed it only means that you’ve done something wrong, re-evaluate your position and do it again in a better way, and most important of all persist until you succeed, at the same time start planning for your next goal, (life now consists of no more comfort zones) one goal merely leads to the next.

Another lesson that one learns is that to succeed you have to be equal to your success e.g. if you want to be a General manager then think like a General manager. Pursue the required knowledge with vigor, and never waste time doing anything that removes your mind from your goal.

It was very exciting to see the nine delegates change in just three days. Ourselves pulled most of our so-called “truths” apart, making way for new beliefs and values. Many of us started putting ourselves first in our own lives for the first time. It’s also exciting to know we have control of our own lives; we have the power to make our own choices. How we use this power of choice in future will determine how quickly we achieve our goals.

My only recommendation is to make this course even more advantageous is to send husbands and wives together. If this happens then the Bank will create positive families and a positive work force.

S. Mann
Nedbank