Radio interview - Mexico City

With Jose Silva - Texas

'Unleash Your Dynamic Potential'- New York

'Unleash Your Dynamic Potential' - Sydney, Australia

John H Newman is described in ‘Achievement Reports’ and ‘Psychologies’ magazine as the popular and charismatic pioneer of human potential and meta-psychology training.

John has dedicated much of his life to training people to discover and achieve their greatest potential. He also had a successful career in TV in both North America and the UK, including BBC TV, NBC, and CBC.

 

His interest in human potential training introduced him to Jose Silva of the Silva Method in the USA. After 12 happy years of association with Jose Silva, he travelled the world as a writer and trainer of his own unique human potential seminars.

 

Later John overcame a life-threatening brain tumour and despite the prognosis he was able to walk and talk again. Thanks to the Neuro-surgeons at Oxford and his further research into meta-psychology, he was able to unleash his dynamic potential to rebuild his life. Some called his recovery an amazing miracle.

 

Over the years as a BBC TV producer John had the privilege to meet, talk to and be inspired by great thinkers and many highly successful people, such as the world famous scientific icon Professor Stephen Hawking, philosopher Alan Watts, many great Hollywood and TV stars, world-wide royalty, philosophers and writers. All had an influence on his journey and his becoming an award-winning Human Potential expert. Now, in his books he is able to share his research, passion and enthusiasms with more people all over the world, including you.

 

John is married to Jane and has two successful sons and four wonderful grandchildren. He lives in England by the beautiful River Thames not far from King Henry VIII’s Hampton Court Palace.

Wayne Dyer meets John and Jane - London

'Unleash Your Dynamic Potential' - Paris

'Unleash Your Dynamic Potential' - Los Angeles

'Unleash Your Dynamic Potential' - London

'Unleash Your Dynamic Potential' - Budapest