Neuro-Semantics
DISTINGUISHING PERSON AND BEHAVIOR
We began with distinguishing map and territory.
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SEVEN DISTINCTIONS OF A PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATOR
While many people don’t seem to know what NLP is, the answer actually is very simple.
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CALM AND COOL THINKING
Of all the things that can stop thinking, hardly anything is as effective as stress.
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MIND-READING AT ITS WORST
This week there was a big political hullabaloo about a phone call President Trump had with the President of the Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky.
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COMMUNICATION MYTHS
Given that NLP is a Communication Model and Neuro-Semantics is an Integrated Communication Model— communication is our business.
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THE ELUSIVE OBVIOUS— WHAT IS NLP?
For me, it is a simple thing to define is NLP.
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PRESENT-ISM The Difficulty of Thinking about the Past
When it comes to the past, whether it’s your own personal history, some other person’s history, or the history of an age— it is very, very difficult to think clearly and…
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COGNITIVE FALLACIES IN EVERYDAY LANGUAGE
In ancient times, tribunals accused certain persons (usually women) of being “witches.”
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CURING THE HEART OF VIOLENCE
If those who end up engaged in mass shootings and killings are loners who are generally disconnected from people, if they are blamers, thinking that it is this person or that group…
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SECOND STAGE VICTIMIZATION
Three weeks ago Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide in prison.
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AT THE HEART OF [GUN] VIOLENCE
When there are mass shootings and multiple deaths as recently happened in El Paso Texas and Dayton Ohio, the question arises about what causes it and what can be done to stop it.
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WHEN THINKING IS CLOUDY
Dominating the news last week and this week has been the distressing events involving two mass shootings, one in El Paso, Texas and the other in Dayton, Ohio killing some 31 people…
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RESPONDING TO INFORMATION
When “information” comes to you, how do you respond?
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A GREAT NSTT IN BRAZIL
A couple days ago we completed NSTT—2019 Bali.
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WHEN YOU CAN’T THINK
In writing about Executive Thinking and the cognitive make-over that we work on in the Brain Camp, my focus has been exclusively on those states of non-thinking— when you do not…
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A BRILLIANT AUTHOR GETS IT WRONG
I recently read an NLP Book which was recently updated (2018) in which the author simply got many aspects of NLP wrong.
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WELCOME TO BRAIN CAMP!
I’ve got a new name for our training on how to think, how to become a critical and a creative thinker, how to generate great ideas, how to achieve a cognitive make-over for…
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FORGETTING TO GIVE CREDIT
I read two excellent books this past week by the same author.
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WHEN THINKING BECOMES SERIOUSLY CONTAMINATED
When it comes to thinking, real thinking, thinking through a problem to a solution, thinking up new creative ideas, thinking about a loved one and how to connect or communicate—…
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DANGER: IT’S DESIGNED SO YOU DON’T THINK
When Joshua Epstein of the Brookings Institution wrote about making decisions.
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USING HISTORY TO ESTABLISH CREDIBILITY
Recently in a public forum when I presented a bit of the history of NLP, a young man asked, “So, why did you write the book NLP Secrets: Untold Stories?
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TO TRULY “THINK” — TO ACCELERATE YOUR LEARNING
On the surface it seems so simple, yet when you explore within it—it is profound.
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WHAT KIND OF COGNITIVE MAKE-OVER WOULD YOU LIKE?
Make-Over programs on television refer to improving, refreshing, rejuvenating, or completely redoing something —a house, a restaurant, one’s visual appearance (hair, makeup…
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DESIGNER STATES — III
Given the last two posts on Designer States, when you meta-state yourself and one of your states, you not only are able to give it the texture and qualify that you want, but you…
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