USING KINESTHETIC LANGUAGE IN YOUR TRAININGS
In NSTT you learned many distinctions to keep your audience interest at a very high level so the participants can integrate and make a significant the information and distinctions you offer them in your trainings.
In NSTT you learned many distinctions to keep your audience interest at a very high level so the participants can integrate and make a significant the information and distinctions you offer them in your trainings. You learned to use your voice to induce states, you learn to use your hands and your body to anchor ideas, concepts, states, etc. You learn to use metaphors, to generate moments of humor, asking questions to engage your audience, etc., etc.
So if you put all these into practice in your workshops, makes you a world-class trainer. There is a distinction that is equally important and that is implicit in what you learned in the NSTT. Today I want to return it explicit this distinction because I believe it can make a big difference in your trainings.
A couple of days ago, José Miguez, one of the Neuro-Semantics Trainers of 2015 generation (NSTT Zumpango México) sent an invitation to the "whatsapp group" we created for all trainers in Latin America, to see a video of Antony Robbins called I am not your guru that shows some scenes of one of his multitudinous annual events.