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THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL NEURO-SEMANTIC CONFERENCE
Beginning in 2011 the Leadership Team of Neuro-Semantics is launching the first annual International Neuro-Semantic Conference.
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SEARCHING FOR THE OPTIMAL STATE
From the beginning NLP called the optimal state—the “genius” state. I don’t know who started that.
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META-STATING NEW PSYCHO-LOGICS FOR YOUR NEW YEAR
With the arrival of the new year our thoughts naturally turn to what the new year holds for us and what we’d like to do or accomplish in it.
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THE FUNCTION OF THE META-JUNCTION
In the first Meta Reflection I defined meta, addressed the myth that it refers to dissociation, and briefly mentioned the meta-function, and our unique kind of consciousness.
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UP YOUR META
I’m not sure who first introduced the term meta into English as it is now used, but from my research I would guess that it was either Gregory Bateson or Abraham Maslow.
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GIVE ME PROBLEMS!
“I want problems! I want good problems, well-formed problems, solvable problems, challenging problems, stretching problems, fascinating problems, and impossible problems.”
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THE LAWSUIT THAT ALMOST KILLED NLP
In the 1990s a blow was delivered to the field of NLP that nearly destroyed the field in the United States.
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DOUBLING THE RANKS
It is not often that we double the ranks but this June we will double the number of licensed Neuro-Semantic Trainers.
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ACTUALIZING COACHING EXCELLENCE
It is now time to get out your 2013 calendar and mark it for the second International Neuro-Semantic Conference.
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WHAT I LIKE & DISLIKE ABOUT DONALD J. TRUMP
The adventure of campaign politics continues in the US and it is coming down to two candidates left on both the key parties, the Republicans and the Democrats.
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SOLVING PROBLEMS IN GENERAL SEMANTICS
Problem Solving Expertise #38 SOLVING PROBLEMS IN GENERAL SEMANTICS One of the preludes to Neuro-Semantics was General Semantics-the field that Alfred Korzybski founded.
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Test Anxiety as a Problem
Here is another problem-solving conversation using the seven problem-probing questions that describe the heart of the 5 Minute Manager process.
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Think It Through
We hear that phrase a lot, “Just think it through.” So what does it mean to ‘think something through?’ Usually we hear it when there’s a problem and we also fear that there may be…
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The Problem of Criticism
I started the problem-solving probe by asking Antonio the problem question, “Tell me what problem holds you back and prevents you from achieving your goals.
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The Art of Distinguishing
Co-written with Hernan Vilaro.
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THE PROBLEM-SOLVING LIFE
How much of your life is involved in problem-solving? Would you say 50% of your life?
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THE HIDDEN ART OF KEEPING A PROBLEM ALIVE
Here’s a wild and crazy idea: Suppose for some odd reason you want to keep a problem, you want to keep the problem alive.
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DO YOU WANT TO BE A GREAT PROBLEM-SOLVER?
Similar to the TV show, Who Wants to be a Millionaire? this title invites you into the direction of a great outcome.
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SOLVING PROBLEMS FOR FUN & PROFIT
Since life is all about solving problems, here some questions for you: What’s your favorite problem?
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PROBLEM-PROOFED—IS IT POSSIBLE?
Here is a wild and wonderful idea— What if you became problem-proofed?
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QUALITY QUESTION/ QUALITY LIFE
When the field of Coaching emerged in the early 1990s, one of the key distinctions of an effective coach was the ability to ask great questions.
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A PROBLEM IS A QUESTION
I recently came across a different definition of a problem. Almost everyone who writes about problems talk about a problem in one of two ways.
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HOW BANDLER HAS JUMPED ON OUR BANDWAGON
In the field of NLP, it was Martin Roberts, who in 2000, identified the list of questions that began the first list of questions for a Well-Formed Problem.
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“I’M ONLY GOING TO ASK YOU ONE QUESTION”
There is a moment which typically occurs at the end of the 5 Minute Manager problem-solving conversation which comes to both the coach and the client as an eureka moment.
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