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According to Abraham Maslow the first benchmark for living the self-actualizing life is a total absorption into a being-valued significance— the personal “genius” state of flow.
After a lifetime of studying and modeling self-actualizing people, Abraham maslow wrote a chapter about his experiences in a book, Challenges of Humanistic Psychology that James…
Here’s something fantastic to imagine—imagine NLP Leaders getting together and collaborating!
Earlier this year I wrote 15 articles in the “Modeling Excellence” series and ended that with the one back on May 27.
If you really want to master your emotions—self-actualize.
If an emotion is the difference between map and territory, between how you have mentally mapped something in terms of your understandings, beliefs, representations, etc.
This may be controversial, well, in fact, I’m sure it will be controversial.
Question: What is the one big emotion that everyone wants to experience and feel?
Having provided an operational definition and description of what an “emotion” is (#1-#3) and that no every emotion is a real emotion (#4), I now want to present another…
Masquerading around our lives are pseudo-emotions.
We have just now completed the Neuro-Semantic Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and what an experience!
In the past two articles, I have identified five of the seven truths about emotions, and with this one the last two truths.
Last week I began this series on “Getting Clear on what an Emotion is.”
Just this past week I presented the Seven Truths that we Speak to Emotions.
Some years ago I interviewed several public speakers.
There are many dimensions of self-actualization, maybe there are as many dimensions as there are aspects of human experience.
Edited by John Grinder and R.
Modeling any experience inevitably involves modeling beliefs.
In the last article in this series, I contrasted two very different kinds of “subjective experiences,” short-term and long-term experiences.
A basic premise in NLP is that within (or behind, or above) every experience has a structure.
While The Matrix Model originated from the Meta-States Model and not from any particular modeling, Bob Bodenhamer and I immediately used it as a modeling tool as we applied it to…
The Matrix Model originated from the Meta-States Model.
I ended the last post about modeling (Advanced NLP Modeling using Meta-States) saying: To meta-state is to classify and that means framing and reframing and outframing— all of…
In the last post (#7), I wrote this: So just how do you model using Meta-States?
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