Completing the Objectives Course

In this success story, I really have so much to say. When I started with the Objectives it felt very unpleasant to do drills for such a long time. I was trying to manipulate and also I didn’t understand that I was such a bad influence on a lot of things.

After changing the person who was helping me, I really started to get into the game. I was more concentrated in the sessions and I started seeing great responses from the students I worked with. I feel much more mature now. Before, I acted like a 14-year-old; now I act like the 18-year-old that I am. I don’t feel lazy anymore, or sleepy during the day and, if so, I push myself to keep going.

I feel more social, more communicative and also more aware of everything I do. The first time I felt I was in present time it was like I had gotten out of a big black mass of thoughts. I always regretted what I’d done before. I regretted the chances I never took and I thought about a lot of situations I had allowed to happen that just made me go “into” myself rather than open up.

I felt myself moving far from these things and I was now located in the present—physically and mentally. I now feel more reasonable about the things I do. I don’t act superior about something I’m good at and I don’t tell myself that I can’t do something in my life. I’m so sure now about the decisions I make and I know what’s to my benefit and what’s not. I feel my life changed. I know that my family is happier about me and not stressed at all. I feel very, very good about this.

“The best thing that I got from the Objectives is that I am no longer a machine that only sleeps and does drugs.”

I am not into small things anymore. I look forward to what I should really do with my life. Before the Objectives, I did not appreciate who the good people were and I got into the company of the bad ones. I also understood who those guys I used to stay with before were, and what they were looking for all the time. I realized a lot of mistakes I have done in my life, but I stopped getting into overthinking and regretting them and I started to think positively and looking forward to the changes.

I feel very good about my relationship with my father now. I see happiness in his eyes when I meet him. Before he only was ashamed of me. What is gone is gone and I feel very good now and I don’t think of drugs anymore.

The best thing that I got from the Objectives is that I am no longer a machine that only sleeps and does drugs. I feel powerful, willing, and very good every day. I have a schedule and I know what I have to do. I work for what I want to achieve and I am looking forward to bigger things to come in my life.

K.M.—Student at Narconon Balkan

(To preserve privacy, the photo does not show an actual Narconon student or graduate.)