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POSITIVE INTENTIONS
The next basic NLP concepts deal with human nature and are stated in the following forms: Every behavior is useful in some context.
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I’m Not Your Guru, I Just Behave As If I Am — Original January 2017 Review
Michael Hall’s original January 2017 critical review of the film I’m Not Your Guru, preserved with its complete commentary, recommendations and numbered reference as a separate…
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EXPERIENCE CAN BE MODELED
If experience is structured, and if structure is the only source of knowledge (Korzybski), then when we see someone do something at a high quality level or especially at a level of…
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EXPERIENCE IS STRUCTURED
Basic to NLP are the ideas that we construct our understanding of reality and create mental maps to navigate the world (#2), and that we create meaning within our mind-body systems…
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SYSTEMS THINKING
NLP is a systems model.
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ARE THE PROTESTERS CRYBABIES?
That’s what many on the right are saying.
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MEANING: CONTEXT & CONTENT
After the first two NLP premises (presuppositions) is the third one—Meaning is context dependent.
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CONSTRUCTIVIST
Question: What is the most basic NLP concept?
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BASIC NLP CONCEPTS
The originators of NLP, and most of the developers of NLP, seem to want to put a spin on NLP that would make it unique.
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INTOLERANCE— THE SOURCE OF THE VIOLENCE
On November 10 in Portland Oregon the “protests” transformed and became “a riot.”
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PRESIDENT ELECT DONALD TRUMP! WHAT HAPPENED AND WHY?
When America woke up on November 9, many people were shocked!
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EMBRACE THE FLUIDITY OF “PERSONALITY”
If the question came up once, it came up several times, at NSTT this year (Neuro-Semantic Trainers’ Training).
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CONFESSING POLITICIANS
Yes I know that the above title is an oxymoron— a self-contradictory statement.
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DO YOU NEED A SWIFT KICK IN YOUR AA....?
Some people suffer from a really crappy and grumpy attitude.
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MORE THAN JUST SELF-CONFIDENCE —> SELF-EFFICACY
While self-confidence is good, there is something that goes far beyond self-confidence and something that would really enrich your life.
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AN ATTITUDE IS A META-STATE
We know that attitude is important.
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TRAINERS’ TRAINING IN HONG KONG
Each year the training that we do with Trainers to another place on the globe, and there’s a reason for that.
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THE CALL FOR GREATNESS
It’s a bold word. It is a word so bold in fact that requires a lot of courage to use it.
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THREE DIMENSIONS OF REALITY Outside — Inside — Upside
“What is Neuro-Semantics?”
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ABRAHAM MASLOW & CARL ROGERS’ CONTRIBUTIONS TO NLP
When I wrote about the contributions of Fritz Perls, Virginia Satir, and Gregory Bateson to the development of NLP in the previous posts, I frequently noted that they were all…
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STEVE AND CONNAIRE ANDREAS’ CONTRIBUTIONS TO NLP
With seven posts on the primary contributors to the development of NLP which Bandler, Grinder, and Pucelik relied on, yet another source is one that I cannot overlook— Steve and…
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WHY DID I WRITE “GET REAL?”
One week ago I put out the advertisement for the new book, Get Real: Unleashing Your Authenticity.
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ROBERT DILTS’ CONTRIBUTIONS TO NLP
In thinking about the persons who have been major contributors to NLP, as we know it today, as significant as the original contributions of Bandler, Grinder, and Pucelik are the…
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