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Does the Sedona Method Work?

Yes.

I could really leave this question "Does the Sedona Method work?", alone.

But, I'm sure you're looking for a little more explaination than that.

I started using, learning, studying, attending, listening and etcetera to personal development and self help programs when I was 18. That's about 18 years ago now.

I've found a lot of useful ideas over the years - from Anthony Robbins to Landmark Education. A lot of stuff you've probably heard of and some other programs you probably haven't.

What I often found - I didn't realize it at the time, but I do now - is these programs left a residual effect that wasn't pleasant. With Anthony Robbin's work I spent a lot of time creating pain to get myself to take action and live with passion! But people in pain aren't very happy and that would include me.

With other programs, I was "in my head" a lot. And with others, I just had this underlying feeling of guilt because I wasn't living with impeccable integrity.

Sure, I had successes. I did work for two U.S. presidents. I did receive numerous awards and medals in the Air Force. And I did graduate Magna Cum Laude from the University I always dreamed of attending.

So, why am I talking about the Sedona Method now?

Most self help programs make two mistakes, in my opinion.

1. They focus on thinking. Think positive. Think about affirmations. Reprogram your thinking.

Problem? Can you tell me your next thought? If the answer is no, and I already know that it is, then isn't all of this thinking stuff kind of like driving on ice in the dark?

Besides that, what happens if you install of new program in a computer that's infected with a virus? That terrific new program will be corrupted just like every other program in the computer.

You have to get rid of the virus first!

2. They don't address the underlying problems.

If you've got a virus, get rid of the virus first.

Or, you can view it another way. If you're driving around with your emergency brake on, what's the good of pushing harder on the gas?

When you learn to release problems using the Release Technique (which is actually the program I endorse using - not the Sedona Method - see more below), then you effectively take the break off. You eliminate resistance. Free of resistance, a body in motion stays in motion, right?

So. Does the Sedona Method work? I'll could write many more pages - and I will in time. But only you can answer that question, ultimately. Sedona Method founder, Lester Levenson, used to say "Don't take my word. Prove it to yourself." And, that's exactly what I suggest you do.

In case you're wondering, this site is in no way owned, operated, or associated with Hale Dwoskin, the Sedona Method or Sedona Training Associates.

I was a former employee of Sedona Training Associates and I've helped hundreds of people using the program.

I now endorse the Release Technique which is based on the same fundamental work of Lester Levenson. It's a better program, a better value and I endorse it whole-heartedly.