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Werner Ehrhardt

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Oct 2, 2026

Warren BellHOST
30:52
And for listeners, that stands, EST stands for Earhart Sensitivity Training.
Warren BellHOST
30:58
And it was started out by Werner Erhardt, who interestingly had a very interesting...
Warren BellHOST
31:04
His life is quite...
Warren BellHOST
31:05
He's still alive.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
8:20
I know we're going to jump around a lot because you have such a diverse and fascinating life.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
8:26
One of the most interesting episodes that you went through was with Werner Erhardt, the founder of the Erhardt Seminars Training.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
8:36
I know back in the 1970s, everybody in the San Francisco Bay Area knew about Werner.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
8:43
Today, he's pretty much, I guess I'd have to say, a forgotten figure.

7 MINS LATER

Gail HayssenGUEST
15:43
They were blown away.
Gail HayssenGUEST
15:45
So they then started using me in front of their crowds and it would be in a hotel, in different places.
Gail HayssenGUEST
15:54
My last experience with Werner Erhardt was him regressing me on video.
Gail HayssenGUEST
16:00
I've never seen the video, but it was at the St. Francis Hotel.
Ben Gay IIIHOST
51:02
We started the seminar business that preceded Est in the forum and all.
Ben Gay IIIHOST
51:08
Werner Erhardt was one of our better instructors at leadership dynamics and mind dynamics.
Ben Gay IIIHOST
51:16
And that led me to have a base that I was confident in when I sold my people builders program to San Quentin.
Ben Gay IIIHOST
51:23
and although I never charged a dime for it, It was one of the best money-making ventures I ever had because when I had a prospect or a high-level prospect or even a high-level already signed customer and wanted to impress them, I would take them to San Quentin for the night.

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