Neuro-Semantics
DESIGNER STATES — II
When you meta-state one state to another— you put the second state at a higher (meta) position to the first and doing that positions it to become the frame of the first, the…
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DESIGNER STATES — I
Suppose you could texture your mental and emotional states...
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I NOW KNOW WHERE THEY GOT “Neuro-Linguistic Programming!”
When I first learned NLP I made a decision to read all of the foundational books that were quoted by the founders, and so I did.
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HATE WILL FIND A WAY
After two years, thirty-million dollars, CNN and other media outlets raging against the President by giving him negative reports 92 percent of the time, the Mueller Report has…
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HOW A MASTER PERSUADER WON THE ELECTION
If you ever read the Dilbert Cartoons in the newspaper or seen them posted on the walls in cubicles and business offices, then you know of Scott Adams who created Dilbert.
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WHEN NEURO-SEMANTICISTS GET TOGETHER
The most regular time and place that we get together every year is at Trainers’ Training.
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SUPPOSE CHILDREN RAN THE GOVERNMENT!
While every country has a “government,” not all governments are equally effective or desirable.
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COGNITIVE MAKE-OVER IN BRAZIL
I had the privilege to conduct the new Neuro-Semantic program, Cognitive Make-over for Executive Thinking this past week in Rio de Janeiro.
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“WHO WANTS TO BE A CAPITALIST?”
That’s what I asked when I began the Wealth Creation training in Moscow many years ago.
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AUTHENTIC CAPITALISM
"The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent vice of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries."
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CAPITALISM WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT?
Because the subject of capitalism versus socialism as both political and economic systems have been in the news a lot recently, I thought I’d address this subject.
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THINGS ARE NOT AS BAD AS YOU THINK
After several people recommended that I read a fairly new book on cognitive biases, I read Factfulness: Ten Reasons We’re Wrong About the World– and Why Things are Better Than You…
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ARE YOUR META-COGNITIVE POWERS WIMPY?
There is “thinking,” and then there is real thinking.
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THINK SLOW TO THINK FAST
I wrote about Daniel Kahneman’s Thinking, Fast and Slow (2011) in the last Neurons as an excellent source for understanding the basic cognitive biases.
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FAST AND SLOW THINKING
An excellent book on cognitive illusions and biases is Daniel Kahneman’s Thinking, Fast and Slow (2011).
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THINKING: FIXED AND GROWTH
There are many, many ways to think about thinking.
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WHEN THINKING GETS OUT OF CONTROL
Just as a person can get out of control, so can thinking.
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THINKING THE ULTIMATE LEVERAGE POINT
A long time ago (or so it seems) I entered into the field of psychotherapy.
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THINKING FOR A CHANGE
I didn’t know it until I began studying thinking in earnest.
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BIASES ALIVE! The Media’s Need for a Cognitive Make-Over
Two new reports this past week — each one provide a vivid demonstration that News Media bias is full alive and thriving.
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A COGNITIVE MAKE-OVER
Now make-overs are common these days.
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THINKING HUMAN BEINGS
Most people do not “think.”
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YOU — AN EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SPEAKER?
Would you like to become a person who can stand up before a group, whether 10 people, a 100, or a thousand and effectively communicate a message?
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ALFRED KORZYBSKI ON UNLEASHING HUMAN POTENTIALS
Korzybski created General Semantics because he had a vision for mankind —a vision of human beings growing up out of the “childhood” of humanity.
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