The initial MKE session was quite intense, encompassing various elements like the cards, the Blueprint, and the book “The Greatest Salesman in the World,” along with daily reinforcement and a structured plan.

After the session, and even though I had watched the video, it was in reflecting on it that I realized the focus was on inner exploration and self-discovery, with a plan to build the confidence I desperately needed.

To my surprise, defining a major purpose initially seemed straightforward, but it turned out to be more challenging than anticipated. This process required me to articulate my deep-seated desires, a departure from setting goals influenced by family expectations, which often led to a lack of follow-through. It was reassuring to know that trained guides were available for support, and I anticipated needing to refine my approach in the future.

This program stands out from other expensive courses I’ve taken, which lacked effective follow-up. The expectations and weekly objectives were clearly outlined. Although it felt somewhat simplistic to write out my chores 25 times, it was beneficial to rewrite my Blueprint and commit to it, and to outline my OATS (Objectives, Actions, Timing, and Strategy) for achieving my Definite Major Purpose (DMP).

Not having to take notes allowed me to focus more on the presentation and follow along. Reading aloud my DMP and affirming my only chore for the week, “I Always Keep My Promise,” reinforced my commitment and focus. This approach, while different, seemed promising in guiding me towards my goals.

I always keep my promise.
Chrislyn Benjamin