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The document outlines an introduction to a seminar called Odyssey Seminars. It discusses that a portion of proceeds from the seminars go to charity programs and funding local community projects. It also discusses transformational education through laws of attraction and rules of transformation. The seminar will take place over a weekend with morning and evening sessions each day, including breaks every few hours and a longer dinner break. Following the weekend will be 4 weeks of optional coaching calls with an assigned coach. Friends and family are invited to the evening session on Saturday.
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Unimaginable
- 1. Unimaginable An Introduction Presenter: Archie Holton
- 2. Who We Are
- 4. CHARITY A portion of all proceeds of Odyssey Seminars goes to charity programs.
- 5. Community Creating and funding local projects
- 6. Transformational Education Laws of Attraction & Rules of Transformation
- 7. The Laws Of Attraction
- 8. Ever tried to attract something and got nothing?
- 9. Or not be happy with what you got!
- 10. Just who is doing the attracting?
- 11. The Secret to Attraction is Action.Everything is energy
- 13. LIFE Truth vs. Reality
- 14. what is so meaning truth Truth vs. Reality
- 15. meaning what is so Truth vs. Reality
- 16. what is so meaning truth Truth vs. Reality
- 18. Cause Shift in Perceptions DISTINCTIONS QUESTIONS
- 19. Cause Shift in Perceptions
- 20. What was unseen is now clear
- 23. What Matters to Most of Us Relationships
- 24. What Matters to Most of Us Performance
- 25. What Matters to Most of Us Freedom
- 26. What Matters to Most of Us Self Expression
- 28. Your Family
- 29. Your Business
- 30. Your World
- 33. Private access to the paws of the Sphinx and the dream stela
- 34. Private opening of Seti I tomb at the Valley of the Kings.
- 35. Private tour of Nefertiti Tomb at the valley of the Queens.
- 37. Logistics Saturday: 9: 00 A.M. -9:00 P.M. Break every 2.5-3 hours Dinner break 1.5 hours Bring clothes for exercise Sunday: 9:00 A.M. – 9:00 P.M. Break every 2.5-3 hours Dinner break 1.5 hours Bring clothes for exercise After Weekend Four weeks of coaching: Calls set up between you and your Coach. 1 call a week, 1 teleconference a week Saturday: 9: 00 A.M. -9:00 P.M. Break every 2.5-3 hours Dinner break 1.5 hours Bring Family and friends to evening session starting at 7:00 P.M.
- 38. Invitation to Register Into Unimaginable
Editor's Notes
- Introduction: Intention: “ Hello My Name is: ……….., I will be leading your introduction. I want to tell you a little about myself, and find out a little about you before we go on.. (personal Share)Instructions: ask a few people to share, if you have four or less guests have each share, more than four ask one to share with you and then pair them up.
- Introduction of Odyssey:Intention:“Odyssey is a seminar com