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TIME TO TAKE OUR CRAFT TO A NEW LEVEL

Do we as Neuro-Semantic Trainers have at our finger tips some of the most advanced principles, models and patterns within the Human Potential movement?

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HONOURING BOUNDARIES

Just recently on a Neuro-Semantic social media page an advertisement was placed and I left a comment cautioning against the subject.

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COMPETITION / COLLABORATION The Non-Competition Clause

Colin and I have been having an ongoing conversation to make a decision regarding the meaning of Collaboration in Neuro-Semantics and the Non-Competitive clause.

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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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NSTT IS OVER - WHAT'S NEXT?

When I came home from Colorado after my first NSTT I was proud of my achievements, my personal growth, the dragons I tamed and of course my new certification.

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CREATING (OR FINDING) YOUR NICHE

A lot is written in business books about having a niche in order to stand out, to attract clients and to be able to charge good to great rates for your services.

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THE NEURO-SEMANTIC BIG WHY

We tell those who attend the trainings that they need to have a big why if they want to have the energy, the motivation, and the vitality to make their dreams come true.

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GOOD BUSINESS ACUMEN

In my last reflection (#32) I talked about the differences in mindsets and attitudes between an entrepreneur and an employee, especially in relation to time and being proactive.

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MAKING A MEMORABLE CLOSE

There’s nothing like an audience capturing opening, at the start of your presentation.

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FIND YOUR OWN

To begin I want to say that it was absolutely fantastic to be in the same space as my peers at the Neuro- Semantic international conference in Malaysia 2013 and I hope to see more…

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