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THE COMMUNITY THAT WE ARE CREATING

“We can do so much more together than apart or alone.”

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“We can do so much more together than apart or alone.”

Recently I have been working with a number of NLP trainers on several different projects (a couple of books, conferences, supporting various journals). Doing so has made me aware of the uniqueness of the community we have been creating in Neuro-Semantics. In the field of NLP there are very few “communities” and almost all of them are “for profit” businesses. They are not actually true communities, they operate as someone’s business (for example, ABNLP, American Board of NLP, is Tad James’ company so that all fees go to him as his personal income).

Recently also I wrote a short article for the book, Innovations in NLP, Volume I, for the Neuro- Semantic Community. We have a section in that book on “Innovation Communities.” Shell Rose Charvet is writing on the LAB profile Community. And James Lawley is writing on the Clean Language Community. But neither of those, nor any other community, comes close to being the community that we have in Neuro-Semantics.

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