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CERTAINTY IS OVER-RATED!

Have you just graduated from NSTT 2013 or are a past graduate of an earlier NSTT and not yet delivered a NS training yet?

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Have you just graduated from NSTT 2013 or are a past graduate of an earlier NSTT and not yet delivered a NS training yet? Have you been planning to join with a colleague and co-present and you haven’t done it yet? Is there that NS Training you’ve wanted to deliver but you’re still waiting for some reason before you deliver it?

• Could it be that you are waiting to be sure you are ready?

• That you want a sense of certainty that it will work out and you’ll succeed?

Before attempting to run a successful training, before giving it your all—do you need to be certain you’ll be successful? And if you’re not certain what will you do? Will you wait? Attend another course or read another book on presentation skills and surf another dozen “how to present” web sites before you’ll be sure enough to undertake and run that Neuro-Semantic training you’ve been waiting to run?

In my opinion certainty is over rated. Read that once again, in fact I’ll make it easier for you by writing it again so read it carefully— certainty is over-rated. In fact, I’m stating it is unnecessary.

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