be a success because I don't have a college education. It
was great to hear Ron say that he left school at the age of
fourteen, with hardly any education and that he has no
formal qualifications at all. I think the University of
Hard Knocks is a good proving ground."
USA: Mundy, "I didn't know what it was before but
I knew the best time for me to visualize is when I am
watching television. I don't actually watch it, I stare
right through it, if you know what I mean. I must be
dropping my RAS and' seeing' what I want to happen
in the future. If people come into the room they know
I'm out of it."
England: Ian, "I had read that you must relax before
you visualized, but because they never explained why, I
I never did."
England: Sue, "I think the key words to the whole
workshop are 'below the threshold of consciousness
and without the resistance of the intellect' because for
years I know my conscious mind has been telling me I
can't do things, I can also hear my mother's voice telling
me I can't do things."
Australia: Howard, "This weekend I have become
aware of the fact that I just don't know how to relax. I'm
up tight all the time. Someone else told me that's why
I'm overweight. I'd never put it all together before. I can
now see that relaxation is a very powerful key. That's
why you always see rich people relaxing and enjoying
themselves. That's why they say work hard, play hard.
Ron brought that home to me."
Australia: Sean, "I had heard about the RAS before
but it was so complicated I didn't understand it or how
important it was. I didn't realize that the brain ran on
electricity, now I understand people when they say they
have to recharge their batteries. It all makes sense."
Australia: Bruce, "I went to a hypnotherapist once
for shyness and it really worked. I didn't know we