On Saturday 15 September 2007, paine_wwweb_
> > Yes, and they keep falling for it and they
> > forget that's what was said before. It's
> > like a magician keeping people's attention
> > away from their hands.
...
> I know that when I went back through some function notes I had taken,
> I found it difficult to believe that I thought much of what I had
> written down was important enough to take note.
Any chance you could post a few examples? It might make the point about
how an IBO could get so caught up in seeking wisdom from the man
behind -- er, the Great and Powerful Oz.
> When you're IN it, you are led to give it all meaning because (they
> say) it will lead to wealth and success. Not doing that is
> "negative" and will slow your progress.
>
> And when you get OUT of it, you feel pretty dumb and angry for having
> been so manipulated. That's much of the reason why most ex-IBOs
> slink away quietly after quitting. I believe this group would be
> many times larger if it wasn't for this effect.
Which is sad, because it is those who were in a group who are best at
working with people in it or helping those of us dealing with someone
who is in such a group.
Hal
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