What People Are Saying

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Have enjoyed the podcasts on listening and Senses. The structure is linear and yet reaches the heart. The spirit in which it is delivered is energising and giving. I am sure the Universe will bless this endeavour as the founders are presenting an attractive modality for the journey from the personal to the transpersonal and one which will appeal to the more cerebral mind… The new leaf of Raja Yoga…

Deepak Bajaj, Councelling Psychologist, September 2007

The Radical Change Group founders demonstrate deep insights into outstanding levels of knowledge and synthesis of NLP/Business and Spirituality. I highly commend people to go and attend their trainings and listen to their products. Their knowledge is one of pragmatism and application rather than academic NLP. A training with them is not to be missed.

Mark Stanarevic, MBA - NLP Trainer, Melbourne, Australia, June 2007

This was a very interesting addition to my other training.

Tom Hoobyar, Founder of NLP Cafe, StreetsmartCEO.com, Director of Marketing at NLP Comprehensive

I loved the lecture / presentation. I loved the integration of the Spiral Dynamics, Hero's Journey & Imprinting, very deep & profound. I am sure it will impact me on many levels for time to come. Thanks!

Denise Corcoran, NLP Master Practitioner , Business Coach & Owner of Empowered Business

I loved your presentations because it made realized that no matter how much suffering I go through I always come back home evolved & peaceful.

Masuda Jamshid, NLP Practitioner

I want to acknowledge the time and effort you obviously have put into this series of Radical Change Group podcasts. Since I stumbled upon them, your poignant discussions have had the effect of rousing me from a long trance and resonating in a way that inspires me to wake up and get moving. Your topical discussions approach transformation artfully, intersecting spiritual, mythic, literal, technical, somatic, and even the most practical aspects of constructing an extraordinary life. Your shared camaraderie - the respectful way in which you intertwine your diverse disciplines, attitudes and backgrounds with humor and wit - renders your recordings especially accessible and easy to enjoy. Nobody should confuse the value of these podcasts with their price. To the contrary, by giving these works away, you have demonstrated forcefully the integrity and intention that make your collaboration so meaningful and worthwhile. Thank you, gentlemen, for this contribution.

David Stanton

You are three remarkable artists with brilliant minds and wonderful intents and opening your website is like opening a treasure chest of knowledge. The topics that you present are very deep and fascinating. What keeps me excited about listening to your podcasts over and over again is that you always introduce new and insightful approaches on self-evolution and a variety of other interesting subjects. I could say that I almost like all of the topics that you have discussed so far. Each of your podcasts has been a new and profound learning experience for me, which has expanded my awareness and deepens my insight into myself. I especially like Hero's Journey, Lover's Journey, Spiral Dynamics, Eight-circuit Brain and advance NLP techniques. Some of the topics that interest me are spirituality, consciousness, human psyche, brain and neuro-plasticity, gestalt therapy, metaphysics, alternative medicine and other forms of healing, new and advance tools and techniques for coaching, and of course I love poetry and literature. I also like to hear about your own life stories and experiences and how you overcome your challenges. To me life stories are true metaphors that can create change at very deep levels. I admire your kindness and tremendous generosity for devoting your time, effort and energy to producing these wonderful podcasts and making them available to the world without even expecting anything in return. You remind me of Gandhi's quote that says: "You must be the change that you want to see in the world" And you indeed are the change.
"Stay in the groove"

Whisper

I enjoyed very much listening to your conversation about Flow. It really "flow" between the three of you I like the analogy of flow being like Air and how do you grasp it? It reminded me of my purpose in this lifetime.
Thanks, and keep up bringing this amazing information to the world that needs to hear it so much.
In gratitude and flow...

Susana Nudelman Perczek

There is a reason you have hit 50k downloads… you are producing some stimulating, quality shows! I discovered your podcast last month and am working my way through all of the episodes. Highlights thus far have been Paul Rebillot, Adaptive Intelligences and Antero Alli.
Keep up the great work!

Brad Jacobson

great work… honestly thank you the team behind this… i am forwarding your wesite to maximum number of friends world wide… Let all get the benifits… Let Noble thought come to us from all side… love…

Gijesh

This Series with Paul Rebillot is really fascinating. I think the black cat with a butterfly means that the cat felt the presence of someone, and wanted to be near the Guru. Something clicked for me, when I realized I have had an adventure in the past 7 or 10 years… In fact, life is much more adventurous, and its Heraic Journeys more numerous, in fact, each moment is a creation and destruction of immediate universes… Each nanofiber in a cells' structure hold IMHO universei, and so, we scale our perception on our quest gradually to perceive these worlds.

Shadoan

You guys ROCK!!!!
There is more material covered here in these podcasts for free than on many paid products
YOU GUYS ROCK

Tom Fritzpatrick

You guys are incredibly gifted and kind to share this information […] Very methodical and very powerful, you guys are a godsend to me! Thank you for sharing this valueable information.

Albert Brady

I've reading and listening to NLP material for a few months now. Before listening to your podcasts, I had a hard time grasping the ideas and concepts.
Your podcast helped me gain greater understanding of all the subjects within NLP.
Your podcast on Submodalities was fantastic. My mind was blown. Awsome!

Bart

you guys are GREAT!!!
i have always liked NLP and apply it as often i can yet not often enough.
download your pod-casts through itunes… i have learned so much, relearned so much, rethink in my brain based on reprogramming to rethink new ways… with gratitude to you guys… thanks… enjoy them, learn alot, improve my life, improve the world.
thanks!!!

Bruce Diller Verstandig

Hello..........I'm glad to be a subscriber to your podcast which has been a source of inspiration and optimism over the past few months......... I particularly like the the three tribes of Vision and the enthusiasm with which you have spread your knowledge and Good Will over the internet. I find I often trail off and loose concentration after a while on listening to you talk but I have a habit of listening over and over again there by picking up a bit here and there but I'm never lost as I am an ardent enthusiast in this sort of realm. After studing psychology and psycho-analysis for many years I find your approach unique and I feel a fool to say I have remained uninformed or rather unentertained.

Abe Akinwunmi

Thank you for the great work you do. This resource has given so much information and points to so many other insightful resources. You add great value to the world. Please keep this going.
Thank You again

Steve

I wanted for so long to adress you all a warm heart for all the treasures you share with us. Right from the very beginning in september I've been following your podcasts for hours and hours, and I admire the lightness with which you manage to share such difficult topics. As a photographer, I try to capture the real personality in people and try to draw a picture from within. You helped me transgress in giant leaps and even strenghen the current of my professional objectives and personal life. When things get not so easy, it's a relief to feel backed by your words and honestly I'm really impressed of your drive to share this richness to the world. It gives me a strong urge to share with people in my environment what you thought me. You are my mentors, you really are! You definitely allow the world to grow a generation faster.

Luc Vanoverschelde, Belgium

I think that your website is a great effort to bring important information to the public's attention. I believe that the problems of our world are solvable if average people can be more informed and understand the world better. These problems are deep and cannot be solved by the current institutions that perpetuate them. As can be seen by the current economic crisis and pointless wars, our present way of doing things is falling apart. I think that the majority of humans are good, honest people. I also think that they have not been able to reach their full potentials. They have been shortchanged by the educatonal system of their respective countries. Now is the time to become smarter, more aware, more conscious.. I am not sure who said this quote, but nonetheless its a good one.. "Until everyone is happy, no one can be truly happy". I think this is what this website represents. The maximization of each humans potential can solve the human problem. All must be included. I think that the ideas of Buckminster Fuller are great and could truly move this thing forward. The only problem is that his words are incomprehensible to the average human. Maybe an effort could be made to put his ideas into language that can be understood by all. Then we can digest and start to apply it to some of the more pressing concerns here on spaceship earth. Peace.

Benjamin Dunfee, November 2008

You're brilliant - but you know that. Thanks! Especially your trialogue merging three different cultural backgrounds makes your podcasts a great hear every time. Thanks especially for sharing your synthesis on the 8-circuit model, the Graves model, the chakra system, the hero's journey etc.. You've made many elements fall into place in my understanding and added some new ones. You're right at the top of NLP with your material. If there's anybody who has come close to structuring the mess that the NLP toolkit has become, it's you. Thanks to your podcasts, I recognized the fractal structure of life's heroic journey - I always thought of the complete way from here to there (the void) and back as the journey (with its 7-8 steps from chakra to chakra in each direction), but one can also consider each step in the spiral dynamics or 8-circuit-model as a whole journey in itself, each time involving a trip to the void as the place where change can happen, and continuing on the next level. Journeys within journeys within journeys... recursive, iterative, reflexive, fractal.

John (Hans) Castorp, Berlin, Germany, November 2008

Life does not ship with the instruction manual it so desperately needs. Like many, the early editions of my manual were bootstrapped from popular or ancient culture: newspaper zodiac, magazine Jung, fables of moral perfection from Palestine, Greek peninsulas, or India.

I also project that if RCG has nothing important to say, it would say nothing. I don't experience it putting out filler. Some musicians only write one or two songs a year - nothing wrong with that paradigm.

Rik Ganju, December 2008

Since I've come to know and do work with the Radical Change Group, my previous notions about NLP have been reshaped and expanded many fold. But more importantly, my subjective personal experience with NLP has been energized, so that it's not something I do... it's increasingly part of who I am. The previous boundaries have been blown away, and I'm able to tap into flow states where there was only a trickle before.

I'm not an NLP practitioner, but I never leave home without it! I use NLP principles in my full-time work as a supply chain systems consultant, in my marriage, with my kids, and in my writing and music. My philosophy is to change the world from the inside out, and from the ground up... meaning that the change work starts with me, and moves out from there. My association with Radical Change Group is an important link in the fulfillment of that philosophy.

RCG's podcasts have already reached thousands, yet they still remain the NLP's best kept secret. And if you've discovered their podcasts by now, then the next best kept secret is that they become more powerful with each listening. You may resonate with some at first, more than others, but on the second or third listen, you will come to know what I mean by that.

Keep up the great work guys!

Craig Pinegar

Its taken too long to find like minded internal seeking individuals like you. bless you all.

Itvinder, Brisbane, Australia, March 2009

Your site is deeply stimulating. If one is interested in NLP, somatics, mythology, movement, leadership, or more there's something for everyone. The expertise, insight and depth of experience of the commentator's is invaluable. I love that you can download the audio's and listen on your own time. Thanks so much for your wonderful contributions to deepening my sensibility aorund change and what's possible.

Tivo, June 2009

It has been a very long time since I've enjoyed something as much as I've enjoyed these podcasts. I make no claim to be a great thinker, but these podcasts seemed to help me to see my life and the things around me on a much clearer level. It has created a hunger for knowledge like I've never experienced before. And the NLP techniques are so effective, that it's "downright" eerie..

Chester Gunn, January 2010

You are the future. Thank you.

Marshall Thurber, September 2010

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