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UPSKILLING FOR MORE EXCELLENCE

As you undoubtedly know, I post a Meta Reflection on Neurons each Monday (Colorado time) and a Meta-Coach Reflection each Wednesday. But there has been no regular Trainers Reflection section— nothing specifically for Neuro-Semantic Trainers. Well, no longer. Beginning with this one — Colin Cox, Omar Salom, and I will remedy this lack by posting every Tuesday (Colorado time) a Trainers Reflection.

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As you undoubtedly know, I post a Meta Reflection on Neurons each Monday (Colorado time) and a Meta-Coach Reflection each Wednesday. But there has been no regular Trainers Reflection section— nothing specifically for Neuro-Semantic Trainers. Well, no longer. Beginning with this one — Colin Cox, Omar Salom, and I will remedy this lack by posting every Tuesday (Colorado time) a Trainers Reflection.

The design of these posts? To support you as a Neuro-Semantic Trainer in several areas of your development and practice.

1) Yourself as a Trainer.

We want to support you in your identity and person as you train the materials of NLP and Neuro-Semantics. Training can be a lonely profession, especially if you have not created several collaborative partnerships. I remember that feeling when I first returned from my NLP trainers training (1990). I had already started “Western Colorado NLP Training Center” and was running two Prac. A week and one Master Prac., and there wasn’t another NLP Center or NLP trainer for hundreds and hundreds of miles. And the so- called “Society of NLP” provide no support at all.