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FRAMED UP

This article has nothing to do with any conspiracy to falsely incriminate a person about a criminal or malicious act.

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This article has nothing to do with any conspiracy to falsely incriminate a person about a criminal or malicious act. Instead, it has everything to do with a core presentation skill which, trainers as framers, will do well to get really good at. It is fair to say that many, if not all of us, are good at one or more training skills which make our clients engage our services. It is plausible to argue that Neuro-Semantics is a rich treasure chest of knowledge, inspiration, and transformation. However, without framing, without setting frames, what is potentially good may fail to make sense to our participants.

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