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Neuro-Semantic Innovations: 2013 Results

Michael Hall recognizes six community innovations and announces the three leading contributions of 2013.

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We began an Innovations Contest in the field of Neuro-Semantics in 2012.  Because we have so many very creative people in this field — and because we want to avoid the lack of support for Innovation in the field of NLP — the leadership team decided in 2011 that we would run a contest and support, recognize, and honor those who are expanding this field.

In 2013 we had 6 people who had introduced innovations into Neuro-Semantics:

1)   Sue Anderson’s book on bullying, Unbullyable                                         — Australia

2)   Dina Marais website program on Self-Coaching, www.coachingself.com —  South Africa

3)   Tim Goodenough’s pattern: Super Charging Your Lightning Rod Movie         — South Africa

4)   Patrik Fordell’s presentation of  The System of Neuro-Semantics          — Sweden

5)   Jason Chor Hang Kong’ s  Self-Actualizing Peak Safety Performance in a Large Scale Project

n  Hong Kong

6)   Hossam Aldin Nabil’s pattern: Living in the Present                                           — Egypt

The challenge for the leadership team was to pick among them— and as a result every single one got many votes for each of the positions, first, second and third!   So lots of very valuable contributions and innovations.  For the patterns— Tim’s, Patrik’s, and Hossam’s — we will put those on the website.  All were really well done and very difficult to choose among.  And that’s what we want!

It’s now my pleasure to announce that the top three in 2013 are these:

1)   Sue Anderson’s book, Unbullyable

2)   Patrik Fordell       — The System of Neuro-Semantics

3)   Tim Goodenough  —  Super Charging Your Lightning Rod Movie

And with that the 2014 Innovation Contest begins!