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Landmark Forum Leader Linda Zraik on Hidden Power of Communication

sumeet — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 15:06:29 +0000

Landmark Education has released its latest newsletter, in which Landmark Forum Leader Linda Zraik discusses how to tap into the power of communication. Zraik’s article discusses how most communication we have is actually with our own inner voice – an internal dialogue. She points to how effective communication involves true listening, where one is truly listening to another person and not just our own internal dialogue about what the other person is saying. Read the whole article on Landmark’s newsletter.

New Landmark Forum Leader: Arunaraje Patil

sumeet — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 16:05:42 +0000

Starting in 2010, Arunaraje Patil has been announced by Landmark Education to be the newest Landmark Forum Leader. Her background with Landmark Education is a self expression and leadership programme leader and leader of the Introduction Leaders Program. She completed the Landmark Forum in 1997.

Arunaraje is also a mother and an acclaimed film producer who has made more than 25 documentary films and 9 feature films. She has also been an advocate for underprivileged women.

Restoring Historic City Doors

sumeet — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 19:15:09 +0000

The Record newspaper of Troy New York in the United States wrote a story about Andrea Daley, and a city restoration project she undertook after becoming inspired during The Landmark Forum.

Five Questions: Andrea Daley

Andrea Daley, the owner and operator of Restoration Specialist located at 253 Fourth St. in Troy, is on a mission to have all of the historic doors in the city restored to their original glory.

Q: How would you describe this mission of yours?

A: My mission is to bring awareness and attention to all the magnificent entranceways that Troy has, and I need to do that in two ways: by teaching others and by just being out there fixing them. It doesn’t have to just be old doors. It can be any entranceway that needs attention. If people don’t do something with them then eventually they’re going to get to the point of no return and be replaced with metal and plastic doors — things that are just so out of character with these beautiful homes.

Q: How did you get into the restoration business?

A: I started by doing porcelain restoration, which my mom taught me, and object art restoration. For the most part, I’m self taught and took airbrush courses, as well as other little courses I found interesting, in addition to my background as an artist.

Q: Why did you choose to become so active with the Little Italy neighborhood?

A: One of the reasons was that I bought a home in that area and also have my showroom there as well as my studio for teaching. The people there are just so great that they are really starting to bring life back to this area.

Q: What made you start writing a book about your restoration of doors in the city?

A: The idea for that came from the education that I take called landmark education, which focuses on making you stretch and go beyond your comfort zone to help make a difference in the world. It puts you out there in your community and anyone who takes this type of education really ends up doing great things for their community.

Q: What do you do in your free time?

A: My free time is taken up with 21 grandchildren, 10 of which are under 10 years in age, and six children of my own, so every couple weeks there is a birthday or parties to go to.

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