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WHEN KNOWING IS NOT ENOUGH

Knowledge is an important component for each of us as Neuro-Semantic Trainers.

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Knowledge is an important component for each of us as Neuro-Semantic Trainers. We need to know what we are talking about; do you agree?

When we present on the history of NLP and Neuro-Semantics we need to be accurate and present our history in a credible and accurate manner. When we are speaking on the topic of Self-Reflexivity we need to be able to explain what it is and how SR (stimulus-response) contributes to the Meta-Stating process. When we describe the Meta-Stating process and the infinite progress of our thinking we need to be sure we explain this both succinctly and accurately. These are three examples of how we need to be able to speak knowledgably about the topic we are training people in. And in our case when certifying APG, Coaching Essentials, Practitioner or Master Practitioner etc, it is about having an acceptable level of knowledge about Neuro-Semantics.