Landmark Forum in Hong Kong, China
 Sep 26, 27, 28, 30, 2008

Breakthrough Results 
at the Landmark Forum in Hong Kong.

When I did the Landmark Forum, I invited my father to the Tuesday Evening Session. It was a big deal for me because I realized that this was the first time in a long time that I have ever invited him to anything. 

At the Landmark Forum, I got to see that I have been silent and resentful against my parents for the loss of wealth in our family. Even though my father provided for me all my life, I noticed that I still had the sullen resentment - like that of a disappointed teenager. 

I sat with my father during the break and told him what I saw. I told him how I have been withdrawn in our relationships and that I didn't want to be that way with my family anymore. I apologized to him between sobs. He looked at me, tears in his eyes and told me I was a man. He also hit me for making him cry.

I got to see loud and clear from doing the Landmark Forum that I avoided responsibility in my life. I saw how passive I was with my work, my friends and my relationships. From seeing this, I created new possibilities with those in my life. 

Now my father told me about his business plans and I contributed to him by listening and discussing things with him. Recently I got engaged to a wonderful woman, someone who supposedly was to leave Hong Kong shortly after I met her! I had also transformed my previous relationship with my ex-girlfriend, such that now I feel comfortable communicating with her again. 

What I learnt from the Landmark Forum gave me more than just a sense of relief in completing issues I had in the past. It gave me a sense of freedom to create something new and exciting for myself and for my loved ones. 

Read article in  Chinese:
在參加Landmark Forum時，

Landmark Forum in Hong Kong, China
Introduction in Hong Kong
Schedule and Location

在參加Landmark Forum時  Afternoon Tea
In Action For Hong Kong: Requests and Promises
Congratulations: The First Landmark Forum in Hong Kong, China
Louise Sullivan: Landmark Transformation in Hong Kong
Chelsea Phillips: The Possibility of A Joyful, Thriving Community
Greg Hart: Unstoppable Global Leadership
Han Dana: A Call For Transformation in Asia
Marsha Cheung Golangco: From hate and prejudice to Self Expression
Alice Kao: The Power and Magic of Transformation For All Chinese
Managing the Existence of A Possibility: Journal

Keon Lee 
is a recent First Degree Honors graduate of The University of Hong Kong. He received the Ellis Bell Prize in English Literature and Comparative Literature and the Hong Kong University Alumni Prize. 

The Introduction
to the Landmark Forum in Hong Kong



Hong Kong In Action

Keon Lee was one of the many Landmark graduates who attended the first ever Introduction Leaders Program in Hong Kong in 2004. His poems were published in Yuan Yang, the HKU Literary Journal and his creative writing articles for children published in the South China Morning Post. He was also involved in the Moving Poetry Project to promote creative writing for local children.

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