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When Ecology Does Not Count
Ecology, the search to make sure that a process, intervention, way of thinking or feeling, or an action or response truly fits into the full context of a person’s way of life…
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Exceptions to NLP Presuppositions
When NLP first seduced many of us by its invitation to modeling excellence, to state management, to running your own brain, and to the exploration of the structure of subjective…
NLP & Communication
Releasing The Greatness of NLP
In 2009, NLP (founded in 1975) is 34 years old and yet it is still one of the world’s best kept secrets for personal growth and self-actualization, for leadership and business…
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WOULD ALFRED ALDER HAVE LIKED NLP?
Suppose we made a correlation between Adlerian Psychology (theory and methods) with the model and technology of NLP.
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NLP and the Human Potential Movement #1
When I first learned about NLP, and even in my first trainings, I did not know that the NLP actually arose as one of the hundreds of off-shoots of the Human Potential Movement.
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The Magic of Feedback #2
Given that feedback is important, that it is critical, that it gives us an accelerated learning mechanism, and that it activates our self-organizing powers, receiving feedback and…
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WHAT IS IT — TOO OLD TO REMEMBER OR … ??
I recently watched a current 2024 video of Richard Bandler.
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NLP’S FAILURE — DESIGNED SO YOU LEARN TO THINK
Earlier this year (2024), I completed the book, Thinking for Humans: The Art of Being Mindful.
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INTRODUCING ‘DEEP NLP’
When it comes to defining NLP—for decades the most universal and common definition, and the definition given everywhere in the world, is this: NLP is a Communication Model.
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