A client recently asked me why I don’t use or recommend kinesthetic (touch) anchors for self- anchoring, like pressing on your knuckle, pounding your chest, or squeezing on your shoulder to fire off a specific state.
As Neuro-Semantics trainers we regularly train others how to access and manage their emotional states, but what does mastery of a state actually look like over time?
For the past few years Geraldine Hall and I have been facilitating a group for those in the Master Trainer track with the focus on getting our training benchmarks to a level 3.0 and beyond.
I recently took on my first multinational corporate client to do a leadership development training and to be honest I was more than a little intimidated before the first day of training.
In my previous article entitled ‘Applying (Patterns) to Self as a Trainer’ I described my process for applying the NSTT patterns to yourself to improve your congruence and skill as a trainer.
I published an article to the Framers e-group a few months ago about my process for launching our local NLP/Meta-Coaching practice group here in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Having just returned from more than 2 weeks in Grand Junction at NSTT, I have had some time to reflect on my experience as well as some time to notice my own personal shifts and developments.