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Film preview and interview by Robyn Symon - 2006 Werner sharing his extraordinary experience of transformation on the Golden Gate Bridge in March 1971 and how he enrolled his staff in his intention to start est. Time 1:52 Film review by Laurence Platt - June 28, 2007 www.transformationfilm.com - Purchase DVD
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Feature film by Robyn Symon - 2006 Werner starring as himSelf. Watching this film, you get to be with Werner and to stand with him intimately in soul baring nakedness as he speaks candidly about his choices, his failures, and his successes. The truth isn't always palatable - not Werner's, not yours, not mine (ie especially not mine). Yet in the space of Werner's bone numbing heroic honesty, transformation comes. This film moved me to tears. Time 1:16:51 Film review by Laurence Platt - June 28, 2007 Purchase DVD
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Film of conversations, est Training, Six Day Course by Quest - 1982 Werner working with Roger Dillon, Steve Zaffron, Stewart Esposito, Dan Alpert, Warren Bennis, Vic Gioscia, Rudy Barbosa, Fernando Flores, Jack Mantos, Prema Elvin, course participants, est graduates, and others. Time 5:48
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Excerpt of conference - Thursday May 11, 2006 Werner and preeminent leadership scholar Warren Bennis participating in a conversation titled Growing Leaders in a Changing World at Harvard University's JFK School of Government sponsored by Harvard Kennedy School's Center for Public Leadership. Time 14:07
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Excerpt of discussion - 1988 Werner speaking with preeminent Leadership expert and pioneer Professor Warren Bennis on leadership and organizations - in particular, on organizations as they're reflected in the paradigm of leadership. Time 6:01
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Excerpt of discussion - 1988 Werner speaking with Leadership expert Professor Warren Bennis on breakthroughs in leadership, which are affected not by changing the style of leadership but rather by altering the space in which leadership is held. Time 4:33
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Excerpts of discussion - 3:30pm to 4:35:16pm, Wednesday April 13, 2016 Werner and Jonathan Moreno discussing Robyn Symon's film "Transformation: The Life and Legacy of Werner Erhard" after a showing at the University of Pennsylvania's Bioethics Film Festival. Time 6:05
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Film of discussion - 3:30pm to 4:35:16pm, Wednesday April 13, 2016 Werner and Jonathan Moreno discussing Robyn Symon's film "Transformation: The Life and Legacy of Werner Erhard" after a showing at the University of Pennsylvania's Bioethics Film Festival. Time 1:05:16
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Conversation - 11:30am to 1:00pm, Thursday October 15, 2009 Werner presenting his latest work "Why We Do What We Do: A New Model Providing Actionable Access to the Source of Performance" at Harvard Kennedy School's Center for Public Leadership. Time 1:09:40
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Interview by John Denver - Monday September 24, 1973 Werner laying bare what people want in life, and demonstrating dealing with what hits on you in life, in an intimate conversation about aliveness, love, and the est Training with award winning singer, movie star, est graduate, The Hunger Project co-founder, and The Tonight Show guest host John Denver. Time 9:54
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Interview - 1979 Werner supporting Richard Buckminster "Bucky" Fuller inquiring into nothing less than "How do you make the world work?" in this People Are Talking television interview. Time 3:46
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Event - September 1976 Werner in conversation with Richard Buckminster "Bucky" Fuller inquiring into nothing less than "How do you make the world work?" - one of the complete events in the Conversations With Buckminster Fuller series of conversations. Time 7:10:44
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Event and interview - 1977 Werner bringing forth the abstracts of a "you and me" world as distinct from a "you or me" world during the Being Ready For The Rest Of Your Life event and in a subsequent San Francisco AM television interview. Time 1:38
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Interview - 1977 Werner describing the ramifications of a "you and me" world pragmatically in more footage from the San Francisco AM television interview. Time 1:54
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Interview - 1977 Werner articulating measurable distinctions of a "you and me" world in continuing footage from the San Francisco AM television interview. Time 1:42
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Robyn Symon outtake - 2006 Werner differentiating "being at fault" and "being to blame" from being responsible as a promised stand for being cause in the matter. Time 1:11
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Robyn Symon outtake - 2006 Werner reflecting on the way we're "wired to be admired", on the path to authenticity as being authentic about being inauthentic, on being authentic as the access to distinguishing our already always listening, on distinguishing our already always listening as the access to empty listening so we can truly recreate people. Time 3:26
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Excerpt of discussion Werner distinguishing being for human beings "Without a transformation in 'what for us human beings it means to be a human being', we can explore and experiment with variations in our thinking, planning and acting. However, those variations in our thinking, planning and acting are limited to what is allowed within the boundaries of the context established by our current notion of 'what for us human beings it means to be a human being'."
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Interview by Tom Snyder Werner asserting context as a stand for life in part II of this interview with Tom Snyder. Time 3:13
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Interview by Dr James Doty - 6:00:00pm to 7:43:57pm PST, Thursday November 16, 2017 Posted Monday December 11, 2017 Werner in a conversation about his life's work and how compassion has played a role, with Dr James Doty of Stanford University's Department of Medicine's Center for CARE (Compassion and Altruism Research and Education). Time 1:43:57 Review by Laurence Platt - November 16, 2017
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Interviewing introduction Werner speaking creativity and the force of the will to power. Time 33:04
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Robyn Symon outtake - 2006 Werner distinguishing honoring your word, as well as honoring your word as your Self, differentiating both from morality and also from even keeping your word. Time 0:59
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Robyn Symon outtake - 2006 Werner deploying an analogy of a three act play to illustrate the past, present, and future, and in so doing, differentiating between the probable almost certain future and a future chosen and powerfully created. Time 2:24
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Robyn Symon outtake - 2006 Werner commenting on how human beings put the past into the future, which makes life in the present look like it's given by the past, and suggesting a simple technology for being free of the past. Time 1:01
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Panel discussion by Transformational Technologies Werner in a panel discussion on masterful coaching and the art of management - part I. Time 1:43:30
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Panel discussion by Transformational Technologies Werner in a panel discussion on masterful coaching and the art of management - part II. Time 58:12
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Event - 1979 Werner distinguishing making a difference in the A Shot Heard 'Round The World event with Richard Buckminster "Bucky" Fuller. Time 0:34
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Excerpt of conference, Robyn Symon outtake - 2006 Werner leading a conversation for the Mastery Foundation's Ireland Initiative creating peace, reconciliation, and a conflict-free future for Northern Ireland. With Eamonn McCann, Peter Block, and others. Time 2:36
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Saturday Satellite Seminar Series, San Francisco, California, USA - 1986 Werner fleshing out being creative starting with an acknowledgement of Martin Heidegger. You'll get great value from listening Werner on being creative. You'll get even more from watching him coming from the source of creativity itself. Time 45:26
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est Training Werner fleshing out your point of view as put together by you, in this quintessential and pertinent moment in the est Training. Time 0:42
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Interview by Tom Snyder Werner considering purpose as something people create for themselves rather than as something people discover for themselves in part III of this interview with Tom Snyder. Time 0:59
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Interview by Charlie Rose Werner postulating you find out in the Forum you're not using your full potential the more successful you become, with iconic syndicated Public Broadcasting Service late night talk show host Charlie Rose. Time 1:03
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Interview by Charlie Rose Werner discussing taking personal responsibility for one's life ie becoming equal to one's condition in life with iconic syndicated Public Broadcasting Service late night talk show host Charlie Rose. Time 1:25
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Robyn Symon outtake - 2006 Werner speaking about being both ruthless and compassionate in leading programs, noting that being one without the other doesn't work, and about being authentically committed to what's possible for people. Time 2:18
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Interview by Sandy Baron - 1974 Werner offering the est Training in a light hearted interview with AM New York television reporter and est graduate Sandy Baron. Time 3:02
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Interview Werner revealing the est Training in which people experienced life's emptiness and meaninglessness which is existentialism's end point, then went beyond that to enormous freedom. Time 1:05
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Interview - 1979 Werner detailing the method of the est Training, motivating for nurturing success, and making relationships work in exclusive footage from the People Are Talking television interview with Richard Buckminster "Bucky" Fuller. Time 3:08
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Interview by Tom Snyder Werner looking at the est Training and answering what part, if any, his personal story plays in it working in part I of this interview with Tom Snyder. Time 1:40
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Interviews Werner spelling out the possibility of the est Training in television interviews with Elle Dylan (You, February 1980), Dinah Shore (Dinah!, June 1976), People Are Talking (December 1979), KHOU-TV News (November 1983), Weekday (filmed at Boston University, January 1982). Time 7:43
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Interview by Charlie Rose Werner clarifying the method of the Forum as distinct from yet inclusive of common sense with iconic syndicated Public Broadcasting Service late night talk show host Charlie Rose. Time 2:07
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The Hunger Project Launching Event - 1977 Werner launching the Hunger Project he founded with Robert Fuller, Roy Prosterman, and John Denver, by speaking it into being - part I. Time 1:00:13
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The Hunger Project Launching Event - 1977 Werner launching the Hunger Project he founded with Robert Fuller, Roy Prosterman, and John Denver, by speaking it into being - part II. Time 25:29
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The Hunger Project presentation - 1978 Werner introducing John Denver at a Hunger Project Presentation in 1978 (John sings his newly written song "I Want to Live"). In the source document for The Hunger Project, Werner wrote: "You and I want our lives to matter. We want our lives to make a real difference - to be of genuine consequence in the world. We know that there is no satisfaction in merely going through the motions, even if those motions make us successful or even if we have arranged to make those motions pleasant. We want to know we have had some impact on the world. In fact, you and I want to contribute to the quality of life. We want to make the world work." Time 10:29
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Six Day Course Werner inventing the phrase "I used to be different; now I am the same" during an interaction with a Six Day Course participant in this brief, priceless video. "I used to be different; now I am the same" later became the title of a film showcasing the Six Day Course. Time 1:07
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Excerpt of discussion - 1983 Werner distinguishing the work of transformation as opening up the arena of living for examination so people can begin to work out for themselves what's missing. Time 9:55
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Interviewing introduction Werner in a conversation to provoke thinking on the nature of creativity through the art of dialogue. Time 1:01:37
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Robyn Symon outtake - 2006 Werner wielding a scalpel between "transformation" and "change", and in so doing, revealing the difference between a transformed life and a merely changed life. Time 1:48
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Excerpts from The est Foundation, The Breakthrough Foundation, The Hunger Project, The Centers Network, The Community Workshop - 1982 Werner influencing is fait accompli in this footage with Prema Elvin, Sarah Cross, Dan Miller, Joan Holmes, Robert Herstek, Bob Curtis, Werner, Lorin Scott, Tony Morgan, Vic Gioscia, Landon Carter, Steve Zaffron, Stewart Esposito, est graduates, Community Workshop participants, and others. Time 7:25
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