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Knowing the Other Side

This reflection is relevant in the training room especially when, for example, you have participants who don’t want to be there and perhaps polar respond to training content. Equally, in any case of mild disagreement it will be useful. Beyond the training room though, I think this post will be relev

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KNOWING THE OTHER SIDE

This
reflection is relevant in the training room especially when, for example, you
have participants who don’t want to be there and perhaps polar respond to
training content. Equally, in any case of mild disagreement it will be useful. Beyond
the training room though, I think this post will be relevant in any disagreement
or difference of ideas.

The
world at this moment in history is, well… volatile to say the least. There are
extremes of polarised opinions, arguments between entrenched individuals, groups,
political parties and governments. I needn’t say anymore on the state of the
world, I’m sure we’re all fully aware!

NLP & Communication

Dealing with the Downside of NLP

Michael Hall, Nelson Penaylillo, Bobby G. Bodenhamer and Peter Kean discuss integrity, training standards and community responsibility in this archived professional dialogue.

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