Re: Has anyone done the new The Work on the web?

[Guest guest]

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> I went to www.thework.com website to find an online practitioner and

> found this new program called " The Work on the web " . For $27 for

> three months, you have access to various tools that helps you with The

> Work.

>

> Has anyone tried it?

>

No I haven't, althought sounds like it's a good thing to discuss and

share in the group about it.

Also, is there anything we can do to help - are you looking to do the

work with someone?

Jon

[Guest guest]

Yes, I am looking for someone to do The Work with.

> >

> > I went to www.thework.com website to find an online practitioner and

> > found this new program called " The Work on the web " . For $27 for

> > three months, you have access to various tools that helps you with The

> > Work.

> >

> > Has anyone tried it?

> >

>

> No I haven't, althought sounds like it's a good thing to discuss and

> share in the group about it.

>

> Also, is there anything we can do to help - are you looking to do the

> work with someone?

>

> Jon

>

[Guest guest]

I tried it... and at least for me, it hasn't been a great tool. At

first I enjoyed the pizazz and neat graphics, but it is really limited

and not as user friendly as I was hoping. You can't just jump in to do

the 4 questions if you already have a one liner. Instead, you have to

page through the entire Judge Your Neighbor section, before you can

even attempt to do the Work part.

Also, there is no way to alter the one liner if you need to... unless

you go all the way back to the beginning and go from there. Once when

I tried to do this, all my previous work was gone. Another time, after

I hit " save and exit " I noticed additional comments I added were not

saved.

All in all, it was clunky, not easy to move navigate, and irritating.

Just my two pesos. And, don't I love the TA: MY THINKING is clunky,

not easy to navigate and irritating!! Love it.

>

> I went to www.thework.com website to find an online practitioner and

> found this new program called " The Work on the web " . For $27 for

> three months, you have access to various tools that helps you with The

> Work.

>

> Has anyone tried it?

>

[Guest guest]

I tied it as well and found that it is far easier just to use paper and pen and

then phone the

hotline or a friend to do The Work.

Good to hear other's experiences!

[Guest guest]

i agree i found it sort of annoying.. but i thought

i would do the work more so far i havent.. but maybe.. rh-

-- In Loving-what-is , " " wrote:

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>

> I tied it as well and found that it is far easier just to use paper

and pen and then phone the

> hotline or a friend to do The Work.

>

> Good to hear other's experiences!

>

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