Meta-Stating Stuttering: An NLP Approach to Stuttering
The subjective experience of stuttering occurs as a speech pattern when we begin to say something, but then feels “tied up” and unable to express ourselves in an easy and…
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The subjective experience of stuttering occurs as a speech pattern when we begin to say something, but then feels “tied up” and unable to express ourselves in an easy and…
In the past seven or eight years, while traveling internationally and training Meta-States, I have been asked scores of questions about “logical levels.” It comes up naturally…
What is a belief? It is a thought which is embedded within a reality-confirmation frame.
Cartoon violence —talk about an oxymoron! Violence over cartoons! Aren’t we getting a little too serious?
· If we can expand and enrich our intelligence, then what does NLP and Neuro-Semantics offer for the acceleration of learning, states of excellence, and replicating the…
It all began in September of 1994 during a presentation on Resilience at the NLP Comprehensive Conference in Denver, Colorado.
Meta-States describes a very simple phenomenon.
Attention Deficient Disorder or ADD is a distressful and unpleasant state.
With this understanding of the role, functioning, nature, and structure of beliefs, we can now identify those that poison and sabotage us and construct beliefs that will empower…
We spend a lot of time in NLP and Neuro-Semantics on identifying limiting and toxic beliefs and building up and installing empowering beliefs.
We all frame and we all reframe because this describes how we think, represent information, use language, and create meaning.
Now if you’ve not been introduced to Meta-States yet and have not experienced a Meta-States training in the strategy of excellence in Selling/Persuasion, Wealth Building, State…
Many people are just now hearing about Meta-States. Many are just discovering Neuro-Semantics.
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