Additional Testimonials On The MEAPA Way

“I'm sure you hear this all the time - but this is a great class. I can't tell you how much it has focused me and energized me.  Thanks so much for putting this curriculum together."  Julie Trexler, Drexel University Student

"The Core Knowledge component of the workshop gave me a more realistic grasp on the world."  Albion College student

"The presentation was really helpful to hear as a freshman so I can form goals for myself now and stay on track throughout college.  Overall it was very helpful."  Albion College student

"MEAPA's PATH and life approach assessment made me look at myself from a different perspective and were two valuable parts of the workshop."  Albion College student

"MEAPA's networking workshop was by far the best I have taken. The key was that we talked about building a foundation so we actually have something to talk about at our next networking event." Attendee at JPMorgan workshop

"MEAPA's networking workshop taught me that my most valuable asset is myself and I have more control over my situation. This workshop provided an extensive amount of impactful knowledge on how to develop yourself and create your life authentically." Attendee at JPMorgan workshop

"Peter and Michael were great presenters with both personal insight and academic experience to back up their presentation. Their in your face approach is definitely a plus in captivating their audience." Attendee at JPMorgan workshop

"MEAPA's Workshop on Critical Thinking really engaged us to think more effectively. He taught us how to incorporate our own personal goals within the process of critical thinking." Aysha Downey

"Attending MEAPA's Workshop on Critical Thinking was a wonderful experience. I now know the "elements of thought" and how to apply them to any topic of purpose in life." Jasmine Bowen

"I enjoyed MEAPA's Workshop on 21st Century Collaboration and learning about the Google wiki and shared documents! I also enjoyed the discussions regarding collaboration and schools of the future." Kathy Prenger"

Using Stories to Ask Questions is an amazing book! I thoroughly enjoying reading each of the sections and pausing at the conclusion of each to stop and really think about the answers to each of the questions. All of the quotes that begin the chapters and subsequent stories of growth, transformation, and discovery really spoke to me. How utterly inspiring; I have added it to my collection as one of my 'go to' books! Lisa Peterson Korchma

"Just wanted to express my thanks for providing such an informative meeting last night. The food was great, and the information even better. I have been paying for Google Ad words, Yahoo Search Marketing, and a few others, but I had not even thought of most of this free advertising, and how strong it could actually be. We are fortunate to have these opportunities for building strategy against our competition. I think MEAPA is outstanding, and I look forward to the next meeting." Don Savory, Advanced Energy Solutions

"MEAPA's TAG addresses the key areas affecting the strategic success of most organizations today and provides you with tools to bust through the mental roadblocks between goal setting and goal attainment." Lori Broyles, REI's Oklahoma City Women's Business Center

"As a tribally-owned Community Development Corporation, we have found the MEAPA message to be both timely and illuminating. The direct and involving presentation of material helps us and our clients maintain an up-to-date perspective on the rapidly evolving world of electronic communication and the internet. We trust MEAPA to help keep us at the cutting edge of human-networking technology." Robert Crothers, Citizen Potawatomi Community Development Corporation Commercial Lender Officer

"Many people over the past several years have attempted to bring a bit of hope and sanity to the challenges we face as citizens of an increasingly complex technological age. Books written about changing cultural and economic dynamics forced upon us by unprecedented technological change seem to flood the shelves of bookstores (both online and traditional) these days. However, I am not sure that many of those books do a better job of empowering people with the knowledge and ability of how to adapt to this new world than 10+1: The Creative Economy Marketing Equation by Peter Abramo and Michael Edmondson. What I appreciate about this book are the practical steps they give to assist people in rekindling the American virtues of independence and hope and how one can adapt successfully in an economic world of almost infinite choices and challenges. Way to go guys. Great work!" Kent Brooks, Chief Technology Officer, Western Oklahoma State College