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What others say
"Your
remarkably insightful work, The Mother of All Minds, has
truly been instrumental in an extraordinary mind shift that I have
been joyously experiencing over the past week. I have accomplished
more in terms of goal setting and clearly defined objectives to
help in the betterment of humankind than I have in the last two
years. Notably, I am realizing the incredible optimism you wrote
about." Marvin Collier, CIO, Optima Business Solutions, Washington,
D.C.
"Your seminars
are among the finest I have ever experiencedalways a powerful
learning experience. After attending three of them, I don't know
how you keep surpassing your previous level of sophistication and
accomplishment. Each time you take me to the cutting edge of your
latest thinking about how the mind works." Dr. David W. Cox,
Professor of Education, Arkansas State University
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M. Tayko, President, Training, Learning & Consulting Services,
Manila, The Philippines
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President, The Alexander Group, Amherst, NH
"I'm amazed
at how vivid the memories are of the first BTC training event I
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me for years after that. And, in having attended your new Beta Thinker's
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"I started
reading The Mother of All Minds and didn't put it
down until finished." Kathleen Barclay, Ph.D., Strategic Visions,
Chandler, Arizona.
"I devoured
the pages of The Mother of All Minds! Your book is a valuable
resource for anyone hungry for expanded personal effectiveness."
Dr. Jim Rush, pastor, teacher and congregational development consultant,
Edisto Island, South Carolina
"I've read The Mother of All Minds, and I must say it's
the best description/explanation of Clare Graves' values levels
that I've ever read. You also have a lot of 'other stuff' integrated
in there that I haven't seen before. Cool! And since you made it
'a story of one,' I will also complement you on the story telling/writing
style." Carsten Corneliussen, founder, Strategix.dk, Copenhagen,
Denmark.
"Thanks for your amazing skills in maximising the learning
for us all. I came away with so much going on in my head it's taken
me a few days to calm down from zingy brain mode. I really want
us to have a long and fruitful business association." Gerri Smyth,
Inspirit Coaching, Guilford, Surrey, England.
"Your book,
Evergreen, is the most powerful book I have ever read. I
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you said years ago." Thomas E. MacKenzie, Assistant Superintendent,
Peoria, Ariz., Public Schools.
"During
the last day of the Beta Thinker's Seminar, you had an exercise
called 'Situations that need solutions.' That was a very powerful
way of getting my brain to work and connect purposefully. The result
is that I have started my Ph.D. degree in Organization Development.
And I haven't given up setting up my Thai classical music school,
even as I continue to work for NIKE." Sirichai Preudhikulpradab,
Bangkok, Thailand
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Pine, Colorado
"There
are books you scan to find one or two things (90% of all books).
Then there are books like the The Mother of All Minds: books
you read. There are books you read to get some information or understanding.
Then there are books like the The Mother of All Minds: books
that make you think. There are books you read and think about. Then
there a book like The Mother of All Minds: a book that transforms
you. Marjan Bolmeijer, Founder, www.Change-Leaders.com
"The Mother
of All Minds changes your worldview and gives you an elegant
structure from which to interpret what is going on inside and around
you. Not only has Dudley successfully reduced a very complex subject
... how our brains work and how we think ... to a simpler and more
understandable framework, he has rendered these concepts useful
in everyday life. People who read MOAM can't help but be
more effective as a result of what they learn in this profound work."
Kim Jackson, Chairman, Assessment Plus, Stone Mountain, Georgia.
"I started
reading MOAM and didn't put it down until finished. The sections
on Beta Blockers and Operating Insights for the levels of the mind
changed my perceptions of how we move through our lives. What a
superb explanation of the ways our minds play the 'game' of being
human." Kathleen Barclay, Ph.D., Strategic Visions, Chandler,
Arizona.
"I read the
book from cover to cover in two sittings. I know you think some
of Steven King's stories are a bit on the nutty side, but you have
what he tries to achieve, i.e., page turnability. Your prose style
is very entertaining and rich with interesting metaphors that serve
to make complex ideas less daunting than they could be otherwise."
Dr. Sean Brophy, Sean Brophy Associates, Dublin, Ireland.
"Dudley Lynch
is the world's master teacher about Clare Grave's theory, and now
he puts his wisdom in this reader-friendly, highly enjoyable book
about human development through different views of life. Perhaps
one of the most important books of the new millenium." Aart Pijl,
CEO, Change Company, Koekange, The Netherlands.
The Mother
of All Minds is an excellent exploration /application of the
ideas of Clare Graves. This has been missing for decades. In terms
of my personal development it could not come at a better time. The
ideas and the thinking in MOAM are a genuine inspiration.
Dr. Paul Morgan, Accelerated Coaching Ltd., Liversedge, West
Yorkshire, England.
"Dudley Lynch’s
book heartfeltly validates the imperative to bridge the gap between
insulated comfort and complacency and the need to be and make a
unique contribution to save this world. Consummately readable, digestiblea
story that needs to be told; a story that is humorous, optimistic
and critically important to our times. An easy to read combination
of simple conversation and profound eloquence, Dudley plays with
words and phrases like a musician plays with arpeggios. If you love
language and thrill to its usage, you will enjoy the read as much
as the content. The process of reading certain passages evokes a
flow state not unlike driving a hot sports car on a scenic and mountainous
highway. The twists and turns of Dudley’s prose posit a challenging
assumptiontransporting the reader on an adventurous journey
of self-confrontation in the service of evolving our species. Andrea
S. Gould, Ph.D., Lucid Learning Systems, Syosset, NY."
"My business
partner bought The Mother of All Minds for me for Christmas.
I had to let you know how very well written, thought-provoking and
entertaining it is. You are a man for the 21st, maybe 22nd, Century."
Howard Johnson, Franchisee, Sylvan Learning Center, Lawton, Oklahoma.
"We are at
least thrice indebted to Dudley Lynch. (1) Because he first introduced
us to Dr. Clare Graves’ theory (circa 1990) in such a compelling
and exciting manner that it changed our lives and the nature of
our consulting and training business worldwide. (2) Because he has
consistently supported our venture and was always available when
we had questions (and many of them related to Dr Graves’ theory
and its implications in the business community-at-large). His answers
always reflected his deep understanding of human nature, the nature
of business organizations and how Dr Graves’ theory helps with great
clarity to determine what needs to happen next). (3) And, now, in
The Mother of All Minds, he has surpassed himself. Not only
has he managed to make the Gravesian Theory all the more accessible,
but in his inimitable style, he makes our journey through Alpha
excitingly meaningful and the need to move to Beta is now more imperative
and compelling than ever." Michèle Carrier and Charles Boulos,
principals, Groupe Metafor International, Nun's Island, Quebec,
Canada.
"I could hardly
wait to begin The Mother of All Minds. I devoured the pages!
In Strategy of the Dolphin, you laid out the paradigm for
morphing into an emerging age. In MOAM, you unveil the goal
for our state of being—Beta. Your explanations for why the majority
of people are stuck in Alpha track some of the same territory visited
by Nathaniel Brandon, but I like your observations much better.
Your book is a valuable resource for anyone hungry for expanded
personal effectiveness." Dr. Jim Rush, pastor, teacher and congregational
development consultant, Edisto Island, South Carolina.
"The Mother
of All Minds is easily the best written, most enjoyable and
potentially most useful book I've ever read about Clare Graves'
theory. With so much change surrounding us, and more, much more
on the way, a better set of mental faculties is no longer an option
but a necessity. Dudley Lynch has taken Glare Graves' groundbreaking
research into a new realm, that of the Beta Mind. This new mind
may just be what has been lacking in the increasingly desperate
attempts of individuals and institutions to cope with exploding
change. If you're heading for the futureand aren't we all?don't
leave home without it." Rinze Terluin, managing director of Loslaten
bv, change management consultancy, Dwingeloo, The Netherlands.
"Mother
of All Minds is a book that rekindles my hope for mankind and
the survival of life on this planet. I was delighted to learn that
others view the problems that we face globally are solvable and
they are willing and able to take them on for all of us. If you
are already using a Beta 2.0 mind, read this book, and use it to
improve your effectiveness. If you'd like to take that step to upgrade
yourself to Beta 2.0, read this book, it's your user manual for
the transition." Brian Lundquist, Publisher, NanoTech-now.com.
"I really
have enjoyed the chance to be literally and figuratively massaaged
by Dudley Lynch's words while attending to the background bouquet
and haunting flavors of ideas, research on the brain, and a lifetime
of experiences he has distilled into a rare and new, yet sure to
be vintage brew of the future we will encounter." Dr. Gary G.
John, Professor, Department of Human and Academic Development, Richland
College, Dallas, Texas.
"Leadership
in the 21st century requires the higher level of resilience and
self-reliance described so cogently and effectively in Dudley Lynch's
new book. Even better, The Mother of All Minds provides its
own high level strategy for developing these skills using your Beta
mind." Bob Farnquist, leadership consultant, San Jose, California.
"Well, you have done it to me again. You
have awakened in me a way of understanding... putting into words...being
able to articulate how I now perceive everything totally different
from the way I did just a year and a half ago. You have also honored
Dr. Graves in a way that no other has done or will ever do again.
I applaud you for that. He was brilliant." David Rogers,
Dayton, Ohio, heart transplant patient No. 1052 at the Cleveland
Clinic.
"Dudley
Lynch's The Mother of All Minds jolted me off a stale plateau
where I thought I had achieved what I rightfully could expect,
and helped me move on to a new and exciting world of projects
I hadn't let myself take seriously before. I can always count
on Lynch to beckon me toward the future, but this serious (and
personal) look at the way our minds must evolve in order to cope
with a changing world gave me insight into an environment where
minds like his (and mine) are desperately needed. The Mother
of All Minds is an important book for those who believe they
just might be able to make a difference, and for those who are
already in the trenches making it happen." Marilyn Colter,
Writer, Artist, Library Director, Red Feather Lakes, CO
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