A worth reading blog article about ChangeYourLife! Sdn. Bhd. , thanks for sharing~ All these LGAT programs apparently fit the same pattern. They tear people down within a controlled confrontational seminar setting, and then build them up, according to their programme model. Their methods have been compared to a type of “brainwashing.” First, groups like ChangeYour Life! gain virtually total control of a participant’s environment. Then they may use various methods to induce a kind of Trance State, which may achieved through long periods of staring into your assigned “buddy’s” eyes or some other practice. Then they hammer away in confrontational exercises until you eventually “get it”. Whatever that is.” One of the comment that worth read is I was a fool who parted with RM1,500 for the elementary training and RM2,500 for the Intermediary training. And not enough with that, I parted with another RM1,300 for the leadership programme (LP). But LP opened my eyes. The trainer wanted us to go out and convince family and friends to join too. We were given one day. When we returned with failure, we were scolded and put down. As a person who didnt like selling or persuading people to buy or join anything, I didnt want to do this activity. I dropped out of the programme but received no refund. The people in my so-called team and the team leaderbegan harassing me by handphone. they accused me of not helping myself. So I stopped answering their calls or SMS. When a close friend finished her LP, she started nagging me about joining LP too. Apparently, it worked for her. But hey, shes an INSURANCE AGENT! Selling is her thing! I stopped talking to her for many months. But even now that we have patched up, she continues to mention the LP in hopes I would do it. She even says shell pay for it. But I would never do it even if I was dragged to that building where the scam operates and given an entirely free, all expenses paid, transport taken care of, option.
Posted on: Sat, 04 Oct 2014 18:06:35 +0000
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