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THE FUNCTION OF THE META-JUNCTION
In the first Meta Reflection I defined meta, addressed the myth that it refers to dissociation, and briefly mentioned the meta-function, and our unique kind of consciousness.
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UP YOUR META
I’m not sure who first introduced the term meta into English as it is now used, but from my research I would guess that it was either Gregory Bateson or Abraham Maslow.
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GIVE ME PROBLEMS!
“I want problems! I want good problems, well-formed problems, solvable problems, challenging problems, stretching problems, fascinating problems, and impossible problems.”
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THE LAWSUIT THAT ALMOST KILLED NLP
In the 1990s a blow was delivered to the field of NLP that nearly destroyed the field in the United States.
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DOUBLING THE RANKS
It is not often that we double the ranks but this June we will double the number of licensed Neuro-Semantic Trainers.
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ACTUALIZING COACHING EXCELLENCE
It is now time to get out your 2013 calendar and mark it for the second International Neuro-Semantic Conference.
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WHAT I LIKE & DISLIKE ABOUT DONALD J. TRUMP
The adventure of campaign politics continues in the US and it is coming down to two candidates left on both the key parties, the Republicans and the Democrats.
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