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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ROSETTA STONE OF META-STATES
In 1799 the Rosetta Stone was discovered by accident by Napoleon’s armies.
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THE LEASH OF FREEDOM AND THE REFLEXIVE DOG
I recently made a new friend, Buddy Lucas.
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SYNERGISTIC META-STATING
When you work with The Meta-States model and particularly when you work with the meta- stating process for running your own brain, you are working with a system—a living, dynamic…
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EFFECTIVELY LIVING IN LANGUAGE
If we are a class of life that lives in language (Reflection #47), then how do we learn to live in language effectively so that it enhances our lives and unleashes our potentials?
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THE ART OF LIVING IN LANGUAGE
We live in language. As a species of life we have no full fledge instincts, but only “instinctoids” (Abraham Maslow).
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NEURO-SEMANTIC FRAMING
Since we have levels in our “thinking” (“I Caught a Thought,” Meta Reflection #45), the levels that we layer, one upon another, create our meanings—our meaning frames.
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I CAUGHT A THOUGHT
I remember when I first began teaching NLP (the practitioner and master practitioner courses) I began meeting people who complained about not visualizing.
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THE META-STUFF OF MONEY
Having just arrived back in Colorado after the Coaching Mastery training (Meta-Coaching III) in New Zealand, I landed on the day that Wall Street took a real plunge, losing 778…
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HUMOR DRAGONS
I began Meta Reflections on the meta-state of humor by looking at some of the theoretical frameworks about humor and I then identified the state of humor itself as a meta-state…
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IF YOU GET SERIOUS, YOU WILL GET STUPID!
I don’t remember when I first came up with those words.
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THE ART OF CREATING HUMOR
The sense of humor is our seventh sense.
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THE META-STATE STRUCTURE OF HUMOR
I began this series on humor by identifying the meta-state structure of humor (Meta Reflection #40).
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MODELING THE STRUCTURE OF HUMOR
I first began seriously studying humor after I read Elton Trueblood’s book, The Humor of Jesus.
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THE META-STATES OF HUMOR
Humor — What a wonderful, enjoyable, and delightful state!
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MODELING INSIDE-OUT WEALTH
From the time when I first began modeling the creation of wealth in 1998, I have learned a lot.
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THE SECRET OF NEURO-SEMANTIC MODELING FOR CREATING WEALTH
From the last Meta Reflection #36 “Why Classic NLP Won’t Make You Wealthy” here is the rest of the story.
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CLASSIC NLP WON’T MAKE YOU WEALTHY HERE’S WHY
If you find my title shocking—good!
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WEALTH CREATION IN MOSCOW
This past weekend I returned to Moscow Russia to present the Wealth Creation Workshop for a second time.
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UP AND DOWN QUESTIONS
One of my personal goals is to always be attempting to improve how we communicate what precisely we do in Neuro-Semantics with NLP, Meta-States, Matrix, Self-Actualization, Axis of…
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NLP MIS-UNDERSTANDINGS
A friend recently sent me some of the “dialogue” that other NLP trainers and people are writing on various NLP forum sites about myself about Meta-States.
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THE SELF-REFERENCE GAME
If self-reference is the name of the game (Meta Reflection #30), and if it is a game that we are all involved in, and if it is the essential game that generates our meta-states…
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SELF-REFERENCE IS THE NAME OF THE GAME
“Meta-States? What are meta-states?
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META-RACE
September of 2007 I wrote about the term “race” or more precisely the mis-use of this term and some of the pseudo-concepts that fall out from it.
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THE CULTURE OF ABUNDANCE
If I wrote about the culture of scarcity in the last Meta Reflection, this time I want to write about the culture of abundance.
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