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WHY I TRAIN

At 75 I’m still training and I hope to be able to do so for years to come, but if not, then I want to make the most of things now—so in 2025 I offered to travel anywhere and do two trainings, Thinking for Humans and Resilience pro bono.

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At 75 I’m still training and I hope to be able to do so for years to come, but if not, then I want to make the most of things now—so in 2025 I offered to travel anywhere and do two trainings, Thinking for Humans and Resilience pro bono. Why? Because I want to train—I want people to get the benefit from learning to become brilliant thinkers and robustly resilient when life knocks them for a loop. I want to offer to trainers these materials so that they can begin training them in their locales and spread Neuro-Semantics.

I train because in the process of training I learn so much from getting feedback and hearing questions I had not thought of, and further developing the materials. I train for the joy of seeing people transform before my eyes. I train because I never know when a question or a comment might stimulate some new creative ideas and enable us to create new and even better materials.

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