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If you’ve ever worn dark sunglasses when the sun is scorching hot, you would’ve experienced the relief of being protected from the blinding reflection of the sun’s rays.
I love walking in the forest. Some years ago, I wanted to try a trail I had never taken before.
MetaFest has just concluded—a great collaborative event that brought ‘the field of NLP’ together in a new and exciting way—a way that was designed to make NLP cool again.
There’s something we don’t talk about enough in NSTT. We spend real time — and rightly so — on platform skills.
I first came across this distinction through Justin Batt, a speaker and leadership trainer, and I have not stopped thinking about it since. His point is precise: nice is surface.
In English we say, “I have a problem.” In Spanish: “Tengo un problema.” I had never noticed how easily ordinary language makes a problem sound like a thing—something already…
“Great things start from small beginnings” was a tag line from a Milo (chocolate drink) commercial in my childhood days.
Most years we ask the Leadership Team to meet together physically at NSTT. But this year, since we skipped NSTT, we did a Get-a-Way with 12 members of the team in Mauritius.
On the day that he became President, John F. Kennedy made the statement above in his inaugural address.
There is a moment in almost every coaching conversation where you think you know what is happening.
A year ago, I was invited to conduct a two-day leadership programme for a group of senior managers in a large corporation.
Neuro-Semantics is obviously about meaning—it is built into our name.п╠Б∙░ It’s is also at the core of what we most essentially do—we identify how we create all sorts of meanings…
For years, Neuro-Semantic trainers have built their craft around a single, non-negotiable container: the live training room.
Yes, back in the day —the days when I first learned NLP.п╠Б∙░ In those days when I arrive in California soon after Bandler’s murder trial (1987) and just before he stop ‘teaching’…
I want to ask you something, and I want you to sit with it for a moment before you answer.
When it comes to writing—to be an effective writer, you have to give your readers specifics.
How do we stay relevant as trainers? Is AI going to replace us? These are questions I have heard from many. We live in the most information-rich generation in human history.
The Evolution of Employee Engagement.
Would you like to be invited into an organization to run the 5 Minute Manager training?
One of the things often taught in NLP trainings is that the third perceptual position is a state of non-judgmental observation.
Early in my career as a trainer I used to end each training day with a round of appreciation.
Recently, I attended a gathering organised by a respected trainer, where she referred to herself as Ibu (Mother) and her alumni as “my children.” The terms Guru (Master) and Murid…
This reflection is relevant in the training room especially when, for example, you have participants who don’t want to be there and perhaps polar respond to training content.
In Neuro-Semantics, we spend a lot of time talking and training about models, structures, and processes. And all of that makes sense because it’s the very foundation of what we do.
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