Unorthodox. If you are expecting me to present lectures of purely mental information while you take notes seated for hours, then you will be disappointed. 

While the mental structure from traditional pedagogy is what most prefer, I believe it kills the Spirit of the group. It imposes an agenda for mental safety at the expense of what's most needed in that very moment.

My approach is to live what I teach until it is literally in my cells. Then, I prepare some extra teaching materials and group activities. And the rest, I leave up to Spirit.

I may pull out a quick presentation, deliver oral transmissions, facilitate one of many group exercises, answer questions in real-time, etc. In short, I arrive prepared and I let the group consciousness guide me. 

That said, you will absolutely walk away with a thorough understanding of The 3 Human Energies and some rock solid mental concepts. But the transmission will be tailored to our unique group participants in a fun, creative way that none of us can predict in advance. 

I agree. It does feel like there's so many options and everyone is trying to convince others that their way of seeing things is the best. My goal is not lay claim that The 3 Human Energies is the supreme model while the rest are useless; I think these are all tools for self-knowledge and creating relational harmony. That said, I have found The 3 Human Energies to be the simplest and most practical model, yet I was shocked to find out that no one knows about it yet. Hence, why I am sharing it with you.

To learn more about what distinguishes The 3 Human Energies from other popular personality models, see chapters 3 ("Shortcomings of Present Personality Models") and 5 ("Problems Solved") in the free e-booklet. 

At first, I only did in-person workshops; I felt it wasn't possible to experience true personal growth through a screen. But, after being completely transformed through relational work over Zoom for 3+ years, my perspective has changed. 

For direct physical transformation (e.g. somatic-based healing), being in-person is absolutely essential. There needs to be conscious contact with one another's physical bodies.

For emotional transformation, however, what's needed is a real-time interface between each other’s consciousness. Both parties need to be relating to each other in the present moment, and thanks to technological advancements, we can now do this emotional work without being limited to where our physical bodies are.

For mental transformation, all that's needed is an interface between each other's consciousness independent of time. This is why you can read books which contain the consciousness of the author thousands of years later and still experience profound breakthroughs.

So, since my goal is to facilitate emotional and mental transformations with my participants, a virtual workshop is the best format. While adding the in-person component can be beneficial, it also increases the need to master the impulses from our vehicles which can detract from the main goal of the workshop—plus it unnecessarily limits my reach to serve my people. 

Yes. I'm open to being booked as a facilitator at retreats, communities, and other venues that would benefit from my work, however, I'm not open to offering in-person workshops for free. I've had enough experience doing in-person workshops for free and I'm no longer interested.

My rules are simple: if you're unwilling to pay my minimum level of engagement, then I'm unwilling to facilitate. The only exceptions to this rule are for charitable or other pro-bono causes. 

If you would like to explore how my workshops can serve your community or retreat and what my minimum level of engagement would be for that project, I encourage you to contact me.