Educo® Seminars

Educo® Seminars is located at Saint Helier, St Helier, Jersey. Visit their website www.educoworld.com, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn profile for more detailed information.

The ultimate mission of Educo® Seminars is to help people use Unconscious Attention® (discovered by Dr. Tony Quinn) to harness greater Mind Power for the benefit of humanity. The Seminars teach people how to use more of their mind and achieve a higher level of consciousness. The Educo® Model was the subject of a series of life-changing before and after studies conducted with University of East London on the results of using more of the mind. The studies tracked as many as 400 people's lives over a 3 year period.Results from the university studies included:BUSINESS SUCCESS There were 107 businesses involved in the study. On average they achieved 360% increase in turnover / revenue in 3 years. INDEPENDENT t-TESTS carried out showed that the possibility of this number of businesses ever achieving these results was less than 1 in 1000, yet using Educo® they succeeded.PERSONAL FINANCESThis study tracked 270 seminar participants. The average income increase was 88% each year, producing a total of 264% for 3 years.MAIN GOALS IN LIFEAt the beginning of the seminar participants were asked to list their main goals in life. Over the 3-year period, their capacity for achieving goals increased by 67%, which was so remarkable that the results were off the graph normally used in such studies.SATISFACTION WITH LIFEA before-and-after study of the participants of six seminars showed that on average their satisfaction with life after 3 to 6 months had increased by 32%. A 3-year follow-up study showed their satisfaction with life had increased by 55%.GETTING INTO SHAPEThis study centred on using the Educo® Model in conjunction with weight training. An entire seminar of 30 people worked out for a total of 4 hours over the 12-day period (20 minutes daily). On average, participants gained 3 lbs of muscle and lost 7.5lbs of fat. This ranks as the most results-producing study over 12 days ever carried out under strict university study conditions.