The Neuro-Semantics library
Explore the ideas, models and origins that give Neuro-Semantics its distinctive perspective.
The people who obviously contributed to NLP and the development of the NLP Model were the three communication “magicians” (Perls, Satir, and Erickson) and the two “grandfathers” of…
“Deliberate practice can revolutionize our thinking about human potential.”
As Bateson was one of the “grandfathers” of NLP, Alfred Korzybski was another.
After writing about Virginia Satir’s Contributions to NLP (#35), I reviewed her book Conjoint Family Therapy (1964) and then found another book about her—one that I never knew…
In the field of NLP we consider Bateson as one of the “grandfathers” of this field.
Here’s something most people don’t know about NLP.
In The Gestalt Base of NLP (July 11) I suggested that what became NLP was heavily dependent on Gestalt Therapy.
Last week I was in China and after presenting the Self-Actualization Quadrants and the Hierarchy of Needs during Meta-Coach Training, several people asked me about the…
If you ask, “Where did NLP come from?”
“... the happiest people do have their share of stresses, crises, and even tragedies.
As we all know, and know all too well—things often go wrong.
Imagine what life would be like and the possibilities if you were a young black boy, born in Texas at the turn of the 20th century, in the year 1900.
If you’ve been watching television, the cable stations, internet, etc.
Of all of your powers, the greatest of your inherent powers, lies in your ability to create meaning.
A couple weeks ago I ran the Inside-Out Wealth training in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and in reviewing some of the articles I have written over the years I came across one that shouted…
Jack Welch, former CEO of GE, writing about how to win and about wining in business and winning in leadership and management, calls for “heavy-duty resilience.”
You now know that if the only perspective you have when life falls apart, when you experience a set- back or a knock-down, you will have difficulty seeing “the light at the end of…
In terms of resilience, what is most problematic for most people are the early stages of a set-back stage.
Given the many, many variables within resilience (#4) and the stages of resilience (#5), you have to have several meta-strategies to handle each of the stages.
There are lots of variables that play into the experience of being resilient as noted in the last post.
Resilience is about bounce.
There are three magic words that conveys the inner spirit of resilience.
When I first thought about the state of resilience in 1990, I assumed it was a primary state.
What do you call it when you get knocked down and you just get right back up?
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