Nov 11-13, 2005
If you want to enjoy better relationships, improve your finances, expand your creativity, or make a greater contribution to the world, begin with what you believe. If you want to liberate yourself from limiting fear, unwelcome anger or guilt, your belief system holds the key. Emotions are the rocket fuel of manifestation. They have a profound influence on what happens in your life. For example, the choices you make and the actions you take when you are angry or afraid lead down a different road from the choices and actions you take when you are happy. Changing fixed ideas about your lot in life can open doors you may not have known you closed. This workshop will teach you how to identify and dismantle the beliefs that hold you back and empower your to make changes that enrich your life.
You can spend your entire life wrestling with circumstances and situations without ever discovering the beliefs that keep you stuck in them. Your individual version of reality colors and shapes every goal you reach for, even what dreams you dare to have. Beyond self-defeating beliefs, the possibilities are infinite!
Mandy Evans was a member of the original Option Method training group with the founder of the process, Bruce Di Marsico. Drawing on over 30 years of experience with the Option Method, she has worked with thousands of people, de‑mystifying these concepts and imparting them in a way that can be truly useful. This is not another cheer‑up‑and‑ think‑positive approach, but a clear way to examine and change the beliefs that cause emotional pain or limit your ability to flourish. Those who work with Mandy often find themselves doing things they never dreamed possible. Mandy is one of Rowe’s most popular teachers, and her rare appearances on the East Coast tend to fill up quickly, so register early.
Mandy Evans wrote Traveling Free: How to Recover From the Past and the revised and expanded new edition of Emotional Options, which earned strong reviews and endorsements from Bernie Siegel, Deepak Chopra, Joe Vitale, and John Gray. She is a warm, energetic, affirmative, unpretentious, funny, and honest woman — a model of the power and exuberance that come from accepting oneself.