Neuro-Semantics
WHEN INFORMATION COMES TOO FAST
When you think for a living, you deal with lots of information and in today’s world, it can be overwhelming.
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FACTS OR FEAR? Are you doing Fact-Thinking or Fear-Thinking?
I saw a News Conference with the Democratic Governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo this morning (March 19) in which he said we are in a war— actually we are engaged in two wars.
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THINKING WHILE THE WORLD SHUTS DOWN
It is an amazing thing to watch the world shut down.
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THE REAL PANDEMIC— THE FEAR VIRUS
While the coronavirus (covid-19) is a new and unknown medical problem, and like the flu and other viruses, it is to be dealt with intelligently.
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THINKING FOR A LIVING
Some people think for a living.
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UNDERSTANDING & MISUNDERSTANDING ABOUT FALLIBILITY
When you set a goal, a vision for your life or for this year—remember that you will be making mistakes.
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COMPLETING WHAT YOU START
Setting goals is one thing, completing them is another.
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SETTING A GOAL TO SELF-ACTUALIZE SOMETHING
“The biggest puzzle is not solving and fixing problems, per se, it is fixing the thinking that causes problems.”
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MAKING PERFORMANCES MEANINGFUL
At Starbucks after the turn of the year, I heard four people talking about New Year goals.
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LIVING FOR A BIG REASON
To set a great 2020 visionary goal, set a goal in such a way that you can live for a highly significant reason, a reason that answers the why question.
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PLANNING AND UNINTENTIONAL CONSEQUENCES
When it comes to setting goals, planning, estimating time frames, costs, etc., we often forget to take into consideration unintended consequences.
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AND YOU THINK YOU CAN PLAN?
Most people do. Most organizations think they can.
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LEARNING TO COMMUNICATE AS A PROFESSIONAL
Last year I sent out 10 articles on Communication— How to be a Professional Communicator.
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WHEN A NEURO-SEMANTICIST GOES TO THE GYM
Many people start the New Year with a New Year Resolutions to get (or stay) in shape by exercising, running, losing weight, becoming more fit, etc.
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CRITICAL THINKING OR ITS LACK WHEN COMMUNICATING
I began this series of articles by identifying a set of communication distinctions.
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THE HIDDEN DIMENSIONS OF COMMUNICATION
In the last post I noted that when it comes to communication, there are many more things which are communicated than ideas.
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THE RICHNESS OF COMMUNICATION
Communication is about ideas, but not only about ideas.
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COMMUNICATING PROFESSIONALLY
Most people are not able to communicate professionally and do not communicate professionally.
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TRAINING FOR BECOMING A PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATOR
As you know, NLP is a communication model and Neuro-Semantics deepens communication making it all the more richer and more robust as it goes to the hidden frames.
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THE SEVENTH DISTINCTION CURRENT VS DESIRED STATE
Distinction #7: DISTINGUISHING CURRENT AND DESIRED STATE The final distinction required for becoming more professional communicator is the current / desired state differentiation.
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THE SIXTH DISTINCTION ADVOCATING / INQUIRING
Distinction #6: DISTINGUISHING ADVOCATING AND INQUIRY When it comes to communicating, there are dozens upon dozens of things you can do with words.
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THE FIFTH DISTINCTION FRAME / FEELING
Distinction #5: DISTINGUISHING FRAME AND FEELING As the sensory / evaluative distinction occurs inside your mind and differs at different levels of experience, so does this next…
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THE FOURTH DISTINCTION SENSORY VS EVALUATIVE DATA
Bateson (1972) “... therapy is an attempt to change a patient’s meta-communicative habits.
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DISTINGUISHING MEANING & RESPONSE
As a professional communicator seeking to communicate insightful meanings, strange as this may seem—you cannot directly communicate “meaning.”
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