Personalized instruction

Do you have a process that people should go through if they want to receive personalized instruction from you?

I think Kenneth is pretty approachable, if you want advice from him or others here just post a topic about your issue.

The articles (on the left side of the page) are pretty helpful in terms of instruction.

Welcome to the board!

"Do you have a process that people should go through if they want to receive personalized instruction from you?"-jhlandis

Hi jhlandis,

It's all very easy and informal. Just send me a personal message (PM) telling me a little bit about yourself and your practice, and we can discuss whether you'd rather work together by phone, Skype, email, or some combination. To send me a PM, just click on my photo, next to this post, then click on "Send a Message."

Looking forward to hearing from you,

Kenneth

I want to weigh in here briefly because I work with Kenneth every week. I've been doing so formally for a some time now but also informally before that. You will not find a more accomodating teacher and you'll be hard pressed to find someone as approachable as Kenneth who has his level of knowledge, skill, compassion and (critically) sheer talent at communicating with students. So if you are tempted to talk to Kenneth I'd say act now as his Buddhist Geeks interviews may end up making him a very popular teacher who could end up being in great demand... and deservedly so.

I haven't had your vast experience of working with him on a weekly basis, but I have to agree Chris; Kenneth is the most approachable teacher I have ever come across. I know from my reactions to what he says that I instinctually trust him very much. -Just like Kenneth had the luck of running into Bill Hamilton back in the day, we all have the luck of bumping into Kenneth here in the now. I am sure that he feels lucky to have met each of us also. There is a lot of collected wisdom and experience here.

Yes, I really have a hard time trusting spiritual teachers, but I definitely trust Kenneth. Trust in the sense that I think his motives are good and correct.
Though, of course, I'm keeping my eye on him