MEET PETER LANGLOIS, PhD

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I’m Peter Langlois.  I’m a retired epidemiologist, a Certified Passion Test Facilitator, a Certified Hypnotherapist, and someone who still believes that clarity is an underrated life skill, right up there with remembering why you walked into the kitchen.

For about 35 years, I worked in local and state public health and taught at two universities.  My job was to spot patterns, ask better questions, and separate signal from noise – which turns out to be useful far beyond epidemiology.  Along the way I published 150+ scientific articles and gave 200+ presentations in classrooms and conference rooms, usually with fewer snacks than I would have preferred.

During one of life’s twists and turns, I found myself in a chapter where I my free time felt empty.  Then I found the Passion Test.  It wasn’t dramatic in the movie-trailer sense.  No explosions.  No voiceover.  But it did help me get clear on what brings the most joy and meaning to my life, and what to do about it.  That clarity mattered enough that I trained as a facilitator and built a second chapter around helping other people do the same – especially folks in the middle of a big transition like retirement, an empty nest, a move, or a major shift at work.

Today I lead Passion Test workshops in different locations, and one-on-one sessions in Austin and online.  I also speak for groups whose members are sitting at exactly that crossroads.  My clients are often people who look fine on paper, but still feel a quiet “what now?” in the background, often at inconvenient times like 2:00 a.m.  We work toward clarity, priorities, and a realistic plan they can actually live with.

When I’m not facilitating, I love to travel.  Recent destinations: India, Peru, Egypt, and Southeast Asia.  And yes, I still come home with too many photos.

I’m in my late 60s now.  I figure I only have about 60 good years left.  So why not make them spectactular?

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