Managing Change, LLC 27 Dearborn Avenue, Pemberton Township, NJ 08015

"Ronald was our instructor and he ran a fun and thought-provoking class that helped us approach the information in a different way."

"Mr. Ronald Allen is an experienced and exceptional speaker! We were so glad he was available to speak at our women's mental health workshop during our church program. He was very professional, detailed, knowledgeable. The forum really touched a lot of areas I had little information on. He welcomed questions and responded with great answers. Anyone who was a part of that audience would testify that we gained so much. This company is top notch!"

"Ronald is a very passionate and burdened instructor who comes from a whole wealth of experience and knowledge; I easily figured that out within few minutes of listening to him. From simple personal issues as stress to socio-physiological issues as divorce, taking his courses can do a magic and help you reprogram your views and thoughts. Simply put, Managing change is the miracle you need."

"Life is an abutment of fiats and fiascoes. We live in a world where people are too much obsessed with their materialistic possessions. But we have to walk away from some of these stereotypical notions. No materials can fetch you eternal happiness. We should be able to distinguish what is needed and what is not needed. We now walk away from the normal routine of life. We should take utmost care while making changes in life. Some changes can bring you good results. But a very few can ruin your life too. In order to lead a healthy professional life, we have to implement and manage changes. The course was highly recommended to the people who wish to manage the changes effectively in life. "Be the change that you wish to see in the world"."

"Taking Ronald's course 'Managing Life's Changes 4 Success' was both enlightening and mentally stimulating. The content of the course was clearly original and extremely thought provoking. One improvement that could be made was more visual or audio involvment, course content could be made more engaging with video aid."