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- Country:
- Canada
- What do you do?
- Editor, Researcher, Other
- Organisation
- Segura Solutions
- Fields of interest
- science, health, water, energy, climate change, biodiversity, sustainable development
- Website:
- http://www.Real-Personal-Growth.com
- Please introduce yourself and explain why you want to join this network. Membership may be denied for people who do not answer this question in sufficient detail
- I research the best ways to smoothly transition from the wasteful, painful world we live in to a better place.
Robert S. Vibert's Blog
A little bit about me
I was born & grew up near where I live now near Ottawa, Canada,
have traveled to nearly 40 countries (Europe, Oz, NZ, Pacific Islands)
& over much of North America, living for 12 years in southern
Europe.
Much of my life was spent in the corporate world,
creating & running companies. I left that behind in 1999 & have
spent an ever-increasing amount of my time studying, writing &
teaching what I have been discovering about emotional healing &
self-development.… Continue
have traveled to nearly 40 countries (Europe, Oz, NZ, Pacific Islands)
& over much of North America, living for 12 years in southern
Europe.
Much of my life was spent in the corporate world,
creating & running companies. I left that behind in 1999 & have
spent an ever-increasing amount of my time studying, writing &
teaching what I have been discovering about emotional healing &
self-development.… Continue
Posted on July 23, 2007 at 2:43pm —
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Best Regards,
Ann.
This seems like an interesting community. I look forward to reading more about it.
Regards, Linn
Glad you like that wave-length!
Robert
In a former profession, I did a lot of systems analysis and built 2 million-dollar companies. Since retiring from that world in 1999, I've spent a lot of my time applying those skills (analyzing and researching) to a few other areas, including emotional blocks to success, healing of emotional issues, and how we make decisions.
To answer the question about my methodology of work, I guess you could call it a kind of organic gestalt. I collect tons of data on a subject, analyze it for patterns, try things out with people, and slowly but surely a picture appears. I then check out the validity of this picture with others and fine-tune until I have a pretty solid concept that then gets put into either an article or book.
Cheers
Robert
Happy to know about youself. Could you please tell me your methodology of work?
With kind regards,
Saadi