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EXPOSING AN NLP MYTH
I first read “Buzz” Johnson’s article in 1994 when it was published in Anchor Point.
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HOW TO DETECT FAKE NEWS
Regarding fake news—it has been around since the beginning of time.
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NON-THREATENING COLLABORATION
Here’s a fact that I simple did not considered when I co-wrote the book, Collaborative Leadership with Ian McDermott.
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CRITICAL THINKING IN THE MILITARY — RED TEAMING
It took a lot, but it finally happened.
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THINKING AS QUESTIONING
What is thinking? One answer is that it is representation.
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THE LAST MASTER PRACTITIONER COURSE
To know, understand, and practice NLP involves two parts—NLP Practitioner and NLP Master Practitioner.
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DELIBERATE PRACTICE FEEDBACK
If you have not seek this kind of feedback, it is absolutely a feedback like none other.
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THE MULTIPLE MEANINGS OF THE WORD “META”
During the past year I engaged in an extended discussion with Steve Andreas about the term meta.
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BEYOND PRO/CON DECISION-MAKING
In Meta-Coaching we use the Axes of Change as our first and primary model for enabling people to make intelligent, robust, and ecological decisions.
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LUCKY DECISIONS
In some decisions you are lucky— very lucky.
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PSEUDO-DECISIONS
There are decisions and then there are things which pass for “decisions” yet which are not real decisions.
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UNBIASED DECISION-MAKING
If you and I are gong to make great decisions, there’s another requirement.
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DISCERNING AND DECIDING
Deciding is one thing, discerning is another.
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PAUSING TO DECIDE
I started out the day intent on counting the total number of decisions that I typically make within the time frame of one day.
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THINKING FOR GREAT DECISIONS
If great decisions do not just happen (Neurons #17), then to make a truly great decision, you have to engage in real thinking.
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GREAT DECISIONS DON’T JUST HAPPEN
Every day you make dozens and dozens of decisions.
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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE VIA CRITICAL THINKING
When was the last time you heard that one of the best ways to get a competitive advantage in business was through critical thinking?
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“APRIL FOOLS!” I WAS JUST FAKING
In many parts of the world April 1 is “April Fools” day.
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META-DETAILING Zooming In and Out, Up and Down
I first introduced the term meta-detailing in 1997 in the book, The Structure of Excellence, which is now titled, Sub-Modalities Going Meta (2004).
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INTELLECTUALLY LAZY PEOPLE
Recently in a discussion on the NLP Leadership Summit group, Lucas Derks spoke about a subject and in his comments, he wrote the following.
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INDOCTORATION OR EDUCATION
There’s lots of things that stop thinking, that is, things which prevent people from thinking in the sense of learning and discovering.
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ARGUMENTS THAT SHUT-DOWN THINKING
When we want to make a point with someone, we arrange certain facts together in order to make “an argument,” that is, to “argue” for our point.
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THE PROBLEM WITH SUCCESS
The problem with success is that when you succeed, when you develop a track record of success and you develop a reputation— people will begin to assume that you know what you’re…
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