Thank you for the personal message.

For me, a good teacher is one who helps the student discover the answers rather than blindly following what is taught.

Have a great day.

Best,
Rajesh

and my answer to your post- the example you had written about brought this story to my mind, two examples- two people,
a man dumping his card, and another man who teaches dependence, they are one,
it usually scares me in people, and gives me this question – what makes them loose their deepest core?
do you know the answer?

I simply removed the link to your site which is an advertisement to a seminar.

The reason I retained this comment was to show people that these “tricks” don’t work in real-life.

This is a canned comment that you are posting without thinking about the content of the blog post with a goal to get a link back to your seminar advertisement.

All the best with your work.

Best,
Rajesh

It is a shocking story, and true

I have recently had a conversation with a senior coach from one of the best firms ( success, personal development areas) out there, and what happened was that:
we talked for a while, and then he asked if I was going to follow my coach, do everything they wanted me to do
and when I answered : “no, how can I know whether it is moral or works well with my integrity”
he hung up angrily
…

what do you think, what should be done to teach people independence?