WHAT IS NLP ALL ABOUT?
There are lots and lots of pieces of NLP.
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Explore ideas for coaching, leadership and personal growth.
There are lots and lots of pieces of NLP.
If you or a client wants top know “Why am I this way?”
A year ago, Mariana (32), our goddaughter and other colleagues were participating in a religious recollection for a couple of weeks in a facility in the mountains at a neighboring…
A further historical critique of NLP claims, from sub-modalities and logical levels to modelling expertise and interpreting eye movements.
“Placeholders, placeholders...
Why Should You Care About Ethics in Training?
Michael Hall continues his critique of NLP terminology and assumptions, discussing states, identity labels, and memory.
Question: Why do so many Meta-Coaches find it difficult to get to the heart of things with your client?
Ok, so you know the content of the material you’re teaching.
The opening part of Michael Hall’s critique of recurring NLP claims examines non-verbal communication, body language, and ideas about the conscious and unconscious mind.
Here’s one of the ways that we define Meta-Coaching and what it is—Meta-Coaching is compassionate challenging.
Often, we assume that once we have studied something, we have acquired all the knowledge and skills necessary to operate at a professional level.
Michael Hall reflects on updating NLP manuals and models, making patterns easier to follow, and learning from decades of feedback.
In Neuro-Semantics we know that as you think, so you communicate, so you act, so goes your life.
Have you ever wondered about a skill that could break you out of rigid thinking and help you expand beyond limiting mental maps?
A critical reflection on how neuroscience findings are interpreted, and on distinctions between the brain, the mind and the person.
If coaching is anything, it is communicating that begins with rapport.
What challenges do you have in being a trainer?
Whose way of thinking would you choose to learn? A reflection on role models, modelling excellence and the influences on our thinking.
If you want an example of a single word that, for many people, is semantically loaded, take the term “assessment.”
From the previous articles, you now know a lot more about Korzybski’s “Theory of Multi-Ordinality” and his Structural Differential which was his way of dealing with our…
When you consider the idea of revisiting NSTT, you are trying on the idea of giving yourself to a second-take of both the content and the experience of presentation skills.
How can a wish become a vision, a decision and a mission? This reflection explores strategic thinking in everyday life.
From our experience with the assessment on Meta-Counseling, the question has arisen, Why is it so hard to run a pattern?
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