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COLLABORATION POLICIES

Given some of the messages that have been sent out on social media and because numerous people have been asking what’s going on and what is the stance of the international team…

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HOW THE LEADERSHIP TEAM IS DESIGNED TO WORK

In 2016 I wrote several Trainers’ Reflections about how the various aspects of the International Society of Neuro-Semantics (ISNS) is designed to work.

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MY LEADERSHIP IN NEURO-SEMANTICS Reviewing the Past, Forecasting the Future

Years ago, thinking about the kind of leadership we need in Neuro-Semantics, I picked seven leadership traits and developed benchmarks for those seven qualities.

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CREATING A PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY

After my appointment as the President of Neuro-Semantic Institutes, I have thought about what my major contributions to our community might be, and what I have designed so far have…

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A COLLABORATION MODEL

Although I know that the main theme of what I am writing in this reflection I have written before, I consider it as something vitally important to do, because it implies presenting…

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RESTORING HUMANS— MASLOW, LEADERSHIP, AND NEURO-SEMANTICS

Fifty years before Persey and Blanchard Popularized Situational Leadership Theory, and Hackman and Walton Popularized Functional Leadership Theory; Abraham Maslow had encountered…

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The Future Is Nearer Than You Think It Is

This year, one of the key points of focus I have had, is researching the direction that training and development is taking, and what major advancements there are in technology…

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LET’S TALK MONEY!

Question: Is there a way to set the price for your trainings that corresponds to the Neuro-Semantic way of thinking and feeling and doing business?

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FOUR CRITICAL POINTS AS A NEURO-SEMANTIC TRAINER

Now I am at the Neuro-Semantics Trainers Training (NSTT) 2016 in Hong Kong, and want to share with you four critical points that I have being getting aware of.

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MASTERY IS IN DETAILS

A little over 10 years ago I started run training processes with NLP and Neuro-Semantics models and today I can say I'm beginning to learn to be an effective trainer.

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