Transforming the past
for the fun and pleasure of today.

Jennie Koo

When I grew up, my parents wanted to have the best for me. As a child I used to practice playing violin and entered many intense competitions. I was considered a child prodigy and well known. I won many great awards but also failed to win some of them.

Somewhere along the way, as I grew up, I lost my love to play. I was left with remembering the tragic losses I had. Contrary to all good intentions, I had to live with all the anxiety and the fear of failing again. Before the Landmark Forum, I did not do many of the things I really wanted to do because of this fear.

The Landmark Forum is well known for its effectiveness not only in the United States, but also in many countries around the world. In many surveys conducted independently from the company, professionals are surprised and impressed to find out that the graduates described it as "One of life's most rewarding experiences." In fact, more than 90% of participants report that they received, "practical and enduring value.”

Of course we, the Landmark graduates, are quite pleased, if somewhat amused, to notice when these great people find out what we have discovered first hand in various examples in our own lives. I am one of the many graduates who are so excited, so moved, and look forward to have many of my relatives and friends to do the Landmark Forum in Seoul. I am so grateful to all of you who have contributed to this great effort.

The Landmark Forum gave me the tools to deal with my anxiety and all kinds of fears and restored my eagerness to play again. I was able to distinguish many of the incidents in my past and leave them there and move on.

One direct result of this, for many years I have been playing violin for one of the world’s most prestigious orchestra. We play regularly at the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts in Manhattan, New York. I have regained the freedom to enjoy my passion again

How does the methodology of Landmark Education benefit me as a musician? I remembered one evening when I performed in front of 25 people in a private performance. I was fully in my element. I was completely calm and grounded. I naturally gave all of myself with fun and pleasure to perform.

The audience loved it and they said things like, “Jennie, we thank God for you and for your great talent." And I thanked the Landmark Education and especially the Landmark Assisting Program. While I was born with a special talent, the education from Landmark gave me the ability to use it to make a difference for myself and others.

What I love about Landmark Education is the high level of integrity that is present in all aspects of its undertaking. Over the years I have been consistently impressed again and again, by how Landmark Education never stops to grow and reinvents itself as a world class organization, constantly reaching for the best thing possible in giving its delightful services to the transformation of humanity.”
 

"What I love about Landmark Education is the high level of integrity that is present in all aspects of its undertaking.

"Landmark Education is constantly reaching for the best thing possible in giving its delightful services to the transformation of humanity.”

The Introduction to 
The Landmark Forum
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Landmark Education South Korea
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Seoul, South Korea

Read in Hangeoul:
“제가 Landmark Education에듀케이션을 사랑하는 이유는 그 모든 면에 담긴 인테그리티다. 저는 오랜 시간 동안 Landmark Education에듀케이션이 항상 세계적 수준의 단체로서 자라고 새롭게 창안하고 끊임없이 최고의 가능성을 이루도록 노력하면서 인간성의 변화를 위한 좋은 서비스를 주는 모습을 지켜오면서 다시 또 다시 감동한다.”

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