WHISPERING DOWN THE LANE…
In 2004, Las Vegas magician-comedian Mac King staged the world’s largest ever game of “whisper down the lane”, also known as broken telephone.
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In 2004, Las Vegas magician-comedian Mac King staged the world’s largest ever game of “whisper down the lane”, also known as broken telephone.
That’s what we did! By envisioning and creating the book Innovations in NLP— Volume I, we called for (and we actually demonstrated) collaboration in the field of NLP.
During this year’s 2011– NSTT in Hong Kong, I came up with a new way of benchmarking the presenting and training skills.
Colin has pointed out many times that when training “it’s all about them” (the participants) and that as soon as a trainer’s ego gets in the way it becomes about the train-er, not…
• How do you dismiss a participant from your training and why?
Greetings from the middle of the NSTT Boot Camp which we’re conducting here in Hong Kong, 2011!
Of all of the Neuro-Semantics Trainers in the world, there don’t seem to be that many actually running Neuro-Semantics certification courses.
Currently we have in New Zealand (NZ) the Rugby World Cup (RWC).
Question: In all of the trainings that you do, how much do you focus on precision?
I’m often asked how I can write so much, do so many trainings, and get so much done.
As a licensed Neuro-Semantic Trainer, you have a great brand that you can present and sell.
The point of the previous Trainers’ Reflection (#35) is that if we have a complete system in Neuro-Semantic NLP, then we don’t need to be eclectic.
If you don’t have a system, the next best choice is to be eclectic and take a little bit of this from one place, a little bit of that from another, and put them together into a mix…
The “ Devil is in the detail” idiom, refers to the importance of your success is found in paying attention to the details.
Here’s a powerful way to undermine your development of excellence and pursuit of mastery: wait until the last minute to prepare.
If you’re reading this Neuro-Semantics Trainers’ Reflection it’s because you’re on the Neuro-Semantics Trainers’ egroup.
When I listened to Colin presenting the Five Keys to Master as the Post-Conference presentation, one of the places my mind went on several occasions was to how we humans, and…
A real leader leads people. He or she does not lead machines or processes.
I just came back from the International Conference on Neuro-semantics, which took place from July 1 through July 3.
On June 8th I was in South Africa and on the last day I had a full day before my plane left.
• Can you run the Mind-to-Muscle pattern with a group?
I’ve been giving some serious thought about how Neuro-Semantic trainers are trained. We have an exceptional trainer’s certification training.
As you well know, after we Neuro-Semanticists launched the New Human Potential Movement in 2007, with every company that I work with, I plant suggestions about moving to become a…
In general, when an organization asks us to work for them, let’s say, in something intangible such as team values, we expect the two-day exercise to conclude with a series of…
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