Neuro-Semantics
EMOTIONAL CONTINUA
Having provided an operational definition and description of what an “emotion” is (#1-#3) and that no every emotion is a real emotion (#4), I now want to present another…
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WHEN AN EMOTION IS NOT A REAL EMOTION
Masquerading around our lives are pseudo-emotions.
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THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL NEURO-SEMANTIC CONFERENCE
We have just now completed the Neuro-Semantic Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and what an experience!
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EMOTIONS— RIGHT AND RELATIVE
In the past two articles, I have identified five of the seven truths about emotions, and with this one the last two truths.
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OPERATIONALIZING OUR UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT AN EMOTION IS
Last week I began this series on “Getting Clear on what an Emotion is.”
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GETTING CLEAR ON WHAT AN EMOTION IS
Just this past week I presented the Seven Truths that we Speak to Emotions.
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MODELING PRESENCE OF MIND UNDER PRESSURE
Some years ago I interviewed several public speakers.
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DIMENSIONS OF SELF-ACTUALIZATION
There are many dimensions of self-actualization, maybe there are as many dimensions as there are aspects of human experience.
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BOOK REVIEW Of THE ORIGINS OF NLP
Edited by John Grinder and R.
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MODELING BEYOND BELIEFS
Modeling any experience inevitably involves modeling beliefs.
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MODELING MULTIPLE-STAGE EXPERIENCES
In the last article in this series, I contrasted two very different kinds of “subjective experiences,” short-term and long-term experiences.
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MODELING SHORT-TERM & LONG-TERM EXPERIENCES
A basic premise in NLP is that within (or behind, or above) every experience has a structure.
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MATRIX MODELING
While The Matrix Model originated from the Meta-States Model and not from any particular modeling, Bob Bodenhamer and I immediately used it as a modeling tool as we applied it to…
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MODELING FRAMES USING THE MATRIX MODEL
The Matrix Model originated from the Meta-States Model.
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MODELING FRAMES
I ended the last post about modeling (Advanced NLP Modeling using Meta-States) saying: To meta-state is to classify and that means framing and reframing and outframing— all of…
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ADVANCED NLP MODELING USING META-STATES
In the last post (#7), I wrote this: So just how do you model using Meta-States?
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WHAT’S THE BIG DEAL ABOUT COACHING?
I returned to my home in Colorado this past week and in returning lots of calls to people, I had the opportunity to talk to lots of people about both the Meta-Coaching System and…
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HOW TO MODEL WITH META-STATES
In the last article I described the modeling that discovered Meta-States, now for an overview of how to model using the Meta-States Model.
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THE MODELING THAT DISCOVERED META-STATES
The enrichment of modeling with Meta-States began in 1994 during my very first modeling project— Resilience.
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THE KEY NLP MODELING TOOL The Meta-Model of Language
In the last post on Neurons I concluded the article on modeling by talking about the NLP Communication Model and noting that it is a tool for modeling.
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THE BEST TRAINING FOR TRAINERS AND PRESENTERS IN THE WORLD!
Not given to over-statement, I thought I’d start with this modest title (!)
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MODELING HUMAN EXPERIENCES
When it comes to the heart of Neuro-Semantics and NLP— studying subjective human experiences and modeling those experiences, a first question that often arises is why.
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MODELING “INTUITION”
For many people, intuition is a wonderful, mysterious, and near-magical phenomena.
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ASSESSING SELF-ACTUALIZATION
One of our purposes in Neuro-Semantics is to enable ourselves and others to actualize, or make real, our highest and best.
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