I've
enrolled
over a thousand people in
this work
- at least. That's just the number I kept track of from
my guest events.
The
truth
is I've lost track of the total number of people I've
enrolled
all time worldwide.
There's never been any doubt, hesitation, holding back, or uncertainty
for me in this area. Once I experienced for the first time what
this work
makes available ie once I experienced for the first time what it has to
offer, sharing it came very
easily
and
naturally
for me. It also came with the similar kind of enthusiasm which comes
with sharing a great
movie
I've seen, saying to my
friends
"You must go and see it. I won't tell you how it ends
because that will spoil it. But I know you'll
love
it. You gotta go see it.
Trust
me!". We've all experienced that kind of excitement about a
movie
we've seen - at least once or twice, yes? Sharing
transformation
is like that.
In touting
enrolling
over a thousand people, it's important that I emphasize I've never held
enrollment
as a "numbers"
game.
I wasn't trying to win a toaster (and none were ever on offer, by the
way) or some other prize successful enrollers can select from. What I
was doing (which is to say all I was doing) was being
irrepressibly open and excited, and unabashedly sharing something
awesome. It's even possible it was the alacrity of this
excitement which people were
enrolled
in, more than in what I actually
spoke
about (of course in
transformation
they're intimately
connected).
To sell that excitement out to a numbers game, would not only have
demeaned my sharing: it would have demeaned my guests, it would have
demeaned me, and most of all it would have demeaned
this work.
So in our
seminars
we dedicate a small percentage of the available time to having a
conversation
about
inviting
people and about bringing guests. And I want to be reallyclear
about the
context
in which we
speak
about
inviting
people and bringing guests. A woman in one of my guest events suggested
we just (quote unquote) "do the
seminar
and cut out all the guest talk". That's actually a perfectly
valid suggestion. I said "Yes we could certainly do that. But here's
the thing: if we did that, it wouldn't be
our work.
Without giving you the opportunity to bring guests, this would be some
other work ie it would be some other work we
don't do. It wouldn't be
Werner's work.
It wouldn't be
the work of
transformation.
In
this work,
we do
create
the opportunity for you to share
transformation,
for your guests to be introduced to
transformation,
and for all of us to bring
mastery
to the difference between
cheap talk
and
speakingauthentically.
There's one more thing: it's also an incredibly valuable opportunity to
confront the
barriersstoppingtransformation
being freely available in
our world.".
But
listen:
it's even more than that actually. It's way, waaay more.
It's this: if you don't share your
transformation,
you didn't get it in the first place. Really. I don't know
why
it's like this (I could hazard a few intelligent guesses I suppose as
to
why
it's like this but
the truth
is I really don't know) suffice to say it's what you get when you
really get
transformation.