Three Laws of Performance: Thank You!

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Thank You!
 Thursday, June 4, 2009 at 6:36pm

Thank you to our readers around the world for embracing the concepts we’ve presented and for letting us know how you’re putting them to work in your organizations. Because of demands on our schedules, we find ourselves unable to keep up this blog with the excellence that’s warranted by our readers’ thoughtful engagement and comments. We have been inspired by your participation. Although the blog will be discontinued in mid-June, we encourage you to continue sharing the work you’ve undertaken in your organizations, communities, and personal lives in these venues:
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Kyra Gaunt
Kyra Gaunt
I introduced the THREE LAWS OF PERFORMANCE to my Dean and more recently to my online academic writing club and my coach in the group really has taken on the laws and shared them. We had an amazing discussion online about rackets and it was so easy for the other members of my group to share how they stop themselves about being academics or writers. ... See MoreFun and play is beginning to show up and none of the other members are graduates of Landmark Education. This book is really amazing and providing a context for non-graduates to participate in transformational work. Love it!
June 18, 2009 at 3:55pm
Kyra Gaunt
Kyra Gaunt
The writing group is called Academic Ladder and can be found through google.
June 18, 2009 at 3:56pm
Danna Walker
Danna Walker
Kyra introduced the book to our academic writing club, and it has provided great meaning for us in analyzing what sometimes gets in the way of our progress. The book's authors are honest about their own lives, which gives the book its authority. The concepts of "occurring," how we think within language, "rackets," and the ruts in which we often place our futures are revolutionary ways of looking at what we do to ourselves and how we can make our lives better and more peacefully satisfying.
June 18, 2009 at 5:30pm

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