Ari Galper, the Pioneer Visionary Sales Guru of the 21st C, who dared to bring truth and humanity to the sales equation." Luz is a precious gift to the world. She has single handedly changed hundreds of lives of our Unlock The Game Inner Circle members.
She has an effortless and natural ability to help people see the truth of why they are struggling and then provide a logical path to happiness, authenticity and success. If you get the chance to work with Luz (I know she has a long waiting list of clients), then grab it while you can!"
Suffice it to say, Luz, that you are on my “Top 10 List of Love & Power-filled Women Role Models”. You delightfully epitomize a woman who seamlessly blends ’spirituality’ with Divine power and fun humor…a far cry from the dour, pious saint of yester-century! A new breed of spiritual personification is permeating our present century, and she wears a huuuuuuuuge smile! Thanks so much for being one of her faces!
I especially want to single out Luz Aguirrebena. I’ve only spent a couple sessions with her on the mindset chat forums but can say that these two hours have been worth the price of the entire system. Her suggestions and serving cold caller coaching have adjusted my approach to one of a much more confident, calm, Luz is a true jewel: compassionate, direct, loving, and ever so knowledgeable
What was most exciting about our time together was that Luz is an acute listener and clearly articulates what can be difficult and nebulous ideas or theories in a way that I could understand and take away with me.
Anyone who senses that he or she has some kind of barrier or confusion around an issue would benefit from a session with Luz who quickly and painlessly escorts you through the Mystery in which you find yourself, shows you the highlights and helps you move on
Luz is a keen and perceptive coach, an honest partner and resilient manager. She is ably and ideally suited to focus her cohorts and clients on the important things in business, in a relationship, in life and in our hearts. She is valued and cherished by those around her as a person full of love, sympathy, concern and a practical nature that values simple, compassionate, common sense based solutions to the most intimate wrenching problems we face. I know this because she helped me through difficult and daunting times
That connection with life that one achieves conversing with you is a wonderful feeling!…time stops and one minute becomes an eternity…Difficult to express it in words…You have a gift to connect the other person with with his or her most profound being and revive situations that come back to clarify themes of the past and position them back in a more balanced and sane place in their lives.
My personal experience by your side has been very powerful and I believe you have given me many tools to work in my personal development!!!
From my earliest memories of Luzma’s guidance, to my most recent, she has always been confident in her insights, but equally confident in my ability to determine what I need. I’ve known Luzma as long as I’ve known myself because she has taught me how to learn and embrace who I am.
I could think of no better way for Luzma to spend her time than as a life coach. She has always provoked a natural exchange, often by those who are in need of support most but unlikely to share it with friends or family. By Luzma being so sure in her own skin, the apprehensive gravitate toward her and they too lose all inhibition—I’ve seen it! If given the opportunity to expand her coaching, she will help countless more people reach their potential.
I am very thankful for everything you did for me during my divorce. It was difficult and painful to accept. You taught me how to express my emotions without drama.
I’m in awe of her abilities and effect as a counselor or coach. When Luz articulates her insights about psychological or spiritual concepts that I’m already familiar with, she does it with such a lightness and a clarity that these concepts become new for me and, somewhat ironically, bring on a relieving stillness. Following her train of thought has often enabled the transformation in me that I was struggling for but could barely imagine. It’s very much like Dante describes the effect Beatrice has on him in The Paradiso. Without any emotional or intellectual struggle or physical sensation, by following Luz’s train of thought, my perception of the world and myself is suddenly . . . different. . . . and easier
I was thinking about you over the weekend and about how passionate you are about what you do. I truly believe that you are a success because you have taken your passion and made it your life
I’ve heard it several times. But this time it hit a nerve. It was at the Bill Maher show. (Thank the gods for Bill Maher)
”But we didn’t know what was going to happen in Irak”.
(What did you say?)…I baig your pardon…
(“What do you mean, we didn’t know.
I’m not with you on this one, maybe another one , but not this one…Not.
Nor is with you all the people who showed up on the streets and protested around the world.
Nor the people and communities who gathered in their houses to share the pain of impotence.
We all knew. We all have a good relationship with History. We have a sense of human nature.
We know that if foreign people invade our houses with weapons, kill the SOB of our father, plus a few family members and take our resources in our own home to give us candy afterwards, we are not going to be happy. After all, is our house and our father. Regardless how evil he was and how yakee our way of living seems to the foreign people. It’s our lives. Our blood. Our tribe. Our territory. Basic human needs. If we don’t have that, there is not much to lose.
We also know that Irak’s political borders are recent, enclosing diverse and millenary cultures in an artificial territory… with artificial borders. “A country younger than Paul Newman, in Bill Maher’s words. Another fact that doesn’t make things better right now. Don’t you think that we should get it by now? Messing with people’s houses, territory , and blood, will only make them want to die for the cause… is a worthy cause, isn’t it? Wouldn’t we do the same?. It’s just human nature.
“It’s amazing -said my father-that the Vietnamese won the Vietnan war with a bowl of rice, rudimentary weapons, and agricultural tools. Americans spent the same amount of money spent in the 2nd world war.
And we went on to have the conversation about the strength of the human spirit and the power of fighting to defend your land in your land, changes the rules of the game, and weakness becomes power while power becomes weakness. The power of the human condition.
”The Vietnam Conflict” happened in our lifetime. Not even 50 years ago. Being oblivious to the experience and the lessons carrying the knowledge of the experience is pretty alarming, unless there are other interests and the experience is irrelevant.
In the eighties, I had a poster in my bedroom with a picture of Einstein that read his quote: “knowledge is only experience”. I would wake up every day with Albert Einstein reminding me my experience was worth living, because it was knowledge. Exactly as it is. It stayed there for several years. I guess I took it out when the message was incorporated.
History is there, as a huge database of information The experience will carry the knowledge with it. Up to you to check it out.
How are you going to go through an experience like the Vietnam war, not check the manual. And top it off repeating the scenario not even 40 years later. The wounds are not even completely healed yet. Is just adolescent thinking. Mind you, as far as I am concerned, the only group of people who can assert the right of not having a relationship with History are teenagers. They don’t have much history yet. You can’t blame them. They are expressing the omnipotent ignorance of not being able to relate to enough points of reference. They are the only ones entitled to see history as dusty book.
A beautiful stage of life, to celebrate, breaking the ties with the older generation riding the wave of their hormonal passion. Growing up. It’s a behavior that belongs with adolescence, not middle age.
So, my friend, don’t include me in your we. If you believe what you believe, I greatly respect it, but don’t expect me to believe the same.
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