Feedback

Dr David Freemantle personally gets very hurt when he receives negative feedback.  Fortunately over the last 25 years he hasn't received any (and that's true).  The exception was when the Financial Times (UK) gave a terrible review of one of his new books.  The emotional pain was so great that he shut himself away in his office for two days composing over ten drafts of a counter-attacking email to the journalist who had criticised his book.  He accused the journalist of not having read the book and not knowing what he was talking about. Having spent one year writing the book how dare a reviewer shoot it to pieces in one page!   David never sent the email.

The previous version of this web page contained reams and reams of written accolades from all around the world about how great David's seminars were.   It was the largest web page on the site and went on forever. It was so boring.

The fact is all speakers and authors like to present themselves in the best light. So David wants to be different. There will be no feedback on this page. 

Just three photos.  The first is of an audience in Male, Maldives hurling abuse at David and demanding their money back. (This is what is known as an English joke - actually the audience were standing to give David rapturous applause).  The second photo was taken in Tanzania and the third in South Africa.

Should anyone like to see a few examples of feedback about his seminars then please email David.  It is guaranteed that the feedback will be both authentic as well as exceptionally positive (with words like: "awesome seminar", "inspirational workshop", "the best training I've ever had' (100s of people have written this).

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