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THE FUTURE OF TRAININGS

For several weeks there has been a pretty intense back-and-forth discussion on the NLP Leadership Summit egroup about on-line trainings and in-person trainings.

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For several weeks there has been a pretty intense back-and-forth discussion on the NLP Leadership Summit egroup about on-line trainings and in-person trainings. I introduced the conversation asking about “the future of trainings,” and several wrote about how they think that the times have changed and in the future, it will all go to on-line trainings. Eventually, in person trainings will be a thing of the past. Some argued that it will always be a combination of both. Robert Dilts even went so far as to say that he feels perfectly find to do Trainers’ Training entirely on line. He even said that he could pick up on people’s feelings and kinesthetics through the screen. I wrote several responses, when Geraldine read them, she told me that I had to send this to the Trainers’ egroup! So here goes.

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