FINDING YOUR INNER LENIN

About the Book

How does a society absorbed in short-term self-interest, group think, moral confusion, and the cowboy problem change itself?
In a coffee shop, my friend Dave asked about title of the book I was editing.
When I told him, his eyes opened wide and he smiled.
“What does that mean to you?” I asked.
“Lenin was a revolutionary, a visionary!” he answered, “but you’re proposing a different way to do that.”
“That’s it,” I exclaimed. “You’re the person I’m writing this for. You get it!”
He thought a moment and summed up the book: “You take us on a psychological walking tour through the processes that will bring global change.”
The processes are ways people connect, think together, work in groups, and apply their effort to the needs of humans and other living things.

About the Author

John Jensen is a licensed clinical psychologist living in Alaska. He has a Ph.D. from Union Institute, is married with two children and two step-children. A former Catholic priest, he obtained a Masters Degree in Counseling from San Diego State University in 1971 and became associated with the Human Development Training Institute, helping develop its seminal program for schools and youth correctional facilities, and conducting teacher training in seven states. In the early 1990s, an insight into how students are motivated by the conditions of their experience led to the development of the ideas in this book