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A PAWN OR AN AGENT?

Responding to the ISNS Wisdom by Dr. L. Michael Hall about A Deep Dive Into Responsibility, I write this article.

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DON’T MENTION NLP RESEARCH TO BACK UP TRAINING

Michael recently posted a CNN report on the research which backs up the NLP ‘movie rewind’ pattern termed, “new” in the report, from the Research and Recognition Project (RRP) in…

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UNLEASHING THE POWER OF MINDFULNESS

In the bustling world of personal development training, where people seek to unleash their full potential and lead fulfilling lives, incorporating mindfulness techniques has…

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MODELING IN NLP

NLP, is the abbreviation for the Neuro-Linguistic Programming, is an art and a science developed by Richard Bandler and John Grinder in the early 1970s.

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INCORPORATION / UTILISATION

As trainers, we know about incorporation or utilisation, it’s a form of reframing— taking something that happens in the training room and using it as a teaching point, this can be…

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BLAME THE FRAME

While I don’t like the idea of blaming in any form or context, if there is anything to blame when it comes to human problems—it is the frame.

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