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What You Are Is Where You Were When - The Massey Triad- Revised Program #1 Product Reviews
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In this program, Massey investigates the role of the past by explaining the three self-programming periods each young individual goes through in developing a value system. These gut-level feelings guide our adult behavior, determine our worldview, and influence how we feel about what is normal and abnormal. 69 minutes
By far the best motivational and self-awareness series I have ever watched. A must for every organization to teach generational awareness. A necessary and effective tool for team dynamics and corporate unity. This series help me undertsand how generational differences affect behavior and how to work with and beyond them. Reviewed On: 07/11/2008 By: Biff Dalagon