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Picture this: Standing in a boardroom, heart racing, palms sweaty, watching a seasoned leader effortlessly navigate a crisis while I struggled to find my voice.
I recently had a workshop request from a German company with operations in Europe, US and Latin America in a Hotel in Monterrey Mexico where I live.
Alfred Korzybski did not have the Meta-States Model and so in imagining something for a Theory of Multi-ordinality he invented another model— The Structural Differential.
Craftsmen and craftswomen of old were restricted in that, with basic hand tools it took time, effort and skill to produce quality products that would stand the test of time.
“If we reflect upon our languages, we find that at best they must be considered only as maps.
When someone learns NLP, they learn to think representationally.
An experience becomes useful training when the learning transfers to everyday life.
Today we stand on the precipice of one year anticipating the next coming new year.
I recently watched a current 2024 video of Richard Bandler.
The vision of the Experience Economy (1999) by Joseph Pine, and James Gilmore is that we will move increasingly from a commodity economy to an experience economy.
This reflection may step slightly outside of the trainer’s domain, but I'll offer the link that being educated as trainers and knowing about your audience are an important part of…
You know that NLP began as “the study of the structure of subjective experiences.” Yet NLP has always been about more than just studying that structure.
Three weeks ago I received a thank you note from a small business owner and he gave me a feedback that I am a trustworthy person and leader and I had helped them create a culture…
If the future of trainings will increasingly involve experiences and experiential learning (Framers #58, Nov.
Have you ever attempted to design a training, got so excited about it, then found yourself stuck with the details?
A long, long time ago, back before this century, Joseph Pine, and James Gilmore wrote, The Experience Economy: Work is Theatre and Every Business a Stage (1999).
The election in the US will soon be done—just 7 more days—next Tuesday!
WIIFM stands for ‘What’s In It For Me’.
For several weeks there has been a pretty intense back-and-forth discussion on the NLP Leadership Summit egroup about on-line trainings and in-person trainings.
“I'm starting with the man in the mirror.
In mid-March, my muscles started aching.
Here’s a question for you.
Over the years I have met a great many NLP Trainers and upon getting to know them, discovered to my chagrin that they were not good team players.
As trainers in the field of personal development, we often find ourselves at the intersection of various disciplines.
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