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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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CRITICAL THINKING AND SCHOOL SHOOTINGS
With the tragic shooting at the school in Florida last week, the focus in the USA has arisen again about how do we stop this kind of senseless murdering.
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SHORT-TERM THINKING Another Thinking Disability
I’ve been writing about why real thinking is in short supply and the various factors that actually stop thinking.
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NAME-CALLING Primitive Thinking that Shuts Thinking Down
All politicians all do it.
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THE PROBLEM WITH ANSWERS
We all want answers. I think I can comfortable say that without contradiction, namely, we all want answers.
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THINKING IS IN SHORT SUPPLY
I’ve been thinking about thinking, again.
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YOU CAN’T UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU DON’T ACCEPT
I wrote an entire chapter in the book, The Crucible and the Fires of Change (2012*).
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REPORT ON THE 2018 NLP LEADERSHIP SUMMIT
The Summit began in 2012 as an experiment to answer the question: Can those of us who have been in the field for 15 or more years as trainers or leaders get together and explore…
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WHAT YOU WON’T FIND IN THE STRUCTURE OF MAGIC
Here’s something amazing.
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SEARCHING FOR THE OPTIMAL STATE
From the beginning, NLP called the optimal state—the “genius” state.
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TAKING NLP TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE
What is the future of NLP?
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TRANSFORMING DEPRESSION
When it comes to the complex meta-state called “depression,” given that we create it (Neurons #53, #55), we can now ask, “How can we use these insights to transform and then…
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DEPRESSION: IT’S ABOUT THE THINKING
Given that a lot of things are called “depression,” which are not clinically depression (Neurons #53), how can you tell?
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HOW WE TRAIN TRAINERS IN NEURO-SEMANTICS
You know that doctors have to go through both general training and then specialized training in order to become a medical doctor.
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THIS THING CALLED “DEPRESSION”
We are now heading into the Christmas season and all of the holidays from Thanksgiving to New Years.
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THE ATTITUDE CONVERSATION Part II
We now know what an attitude is— a grown-up and solidified emotion that became a mood and that now is a disposition which is so well integrated that it is registered in the body as…
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THE ATTITUDE CONVERSATION
Do you ever talk about attitude with someone?
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POWER CONVERSATIONS
Like sex, money, and religion— power is both highly desired and greatly feared and even more, difficult to talk about.
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