Neuro-Semantics
TRAPS PREVENTING SELF-ACTUALIZING LEADERSHIP
I talked with a senior manager this past week about self-actualizing leadership and he said, “Well, that sounds easy.”
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SELF-ACTUALIZING LEADERS
For the past two years I have been modeling leadership.
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SELF-ACTUALIZING LEADERS MORE RADICAL THAN EVEN I ANTICIPATED!
In the past week I have an the privilege of presenting the idea of Self-Actualizing Leaders and Companies in several different contexts, TV and newspaper interviews, a business…
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POLITICS AND THE ECONOMIC TURNDOWN
We are all talking about the economic downturn these days.
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;A WORLD WITHOUT CONSUMERISM
When the banking–and–housing crisis began in the United States last year and then when the economic downturn started in the end of the year and into 2009, I began thinking about…
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UPGRADING TIME-LINES TO META-STATES
I told someone this past week that I very seldom use the old NLP time-line patterns and they said they were seriously surprised.
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NLP ON STEROIDS
I’m always surprised when people are surprised to discover that NLP is essentially a communication model.
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PSYCHO-ECONOMICS
I was surprised by the downturn in the economy during 2008.
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META-GOALS AND GETTING WHAT YOU REALLY NEED
After writing the last Meta Reflection I had several conversations that made me realize that I have not yet distinguished goals and meta-goals as sufficiently as I want to.
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META-GOALS FOR A META-YEAR
In these Meta Reflections I have been talking about goals, the time has now come to talk about meta-goals.
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GIVING UP THE FUTURE
Since the first of the year I’ve been writing to specific how to use the NLP processes for setting effective goals.
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GOALS AND EPIPHENOMENA
In the last Meta Reflection, I noted that there are some goals are not to be pursued—least not directly.
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GOALS YOU CAN’T PURSUE DIRECTLY
I’ve been writing about the direction and the goals that will enable you to achieve the outcomes that you find exciting, highly meaningful, and that brings out your best…
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GOAL OR DIRECTION?
To move forward you first need aspirations—aspirations that you can act on.
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HOW TO FIND OR DEVELOP A LIFE PASSION
We all know the secret to success, greatness, and happiness, do we not?
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HAVE A META NEW YEAR!
On January first I sat down with a sheet of paper and wrote out a list of my dreams, my goals, my resolutions, my aims, my intentions, and my purposes for 2009.
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SEMANTICALLY LOADED
“Semantically loaded” is a phrase that we use in Neuro-Semantics when we want to speak about the quantity of meaning that we invest in something.
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SMACKED BY REALITY
With the current economic downturn that seems to be affecting more and more of the countries around the globe I heard it announced this last week that we now have a “global…
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MODELING MEANING
I wrote about two facets of meaning in the Meta Reflection (#53).
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UP-SKILLING: CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT IN AN ECONOMIC DOWNTURN
This last week started with the Dow Jones Stock Market dropping 680 points.
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MODELING MEANING AND ITS DIMENSIONS
I mentioned in the last Meta Reflection that recently re-read Viktor Frankl’s book, The Unheard Cry for Meaning on Logotherapy.
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HOW VIKTOR FRANKL MISUNDERSTOOD MEANING
I recently re-read one of Viktor Frankl’s books as part of my research into the Human Potential Movement.
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ROSETTA STONE OF META-STATES
In 1799 the Rosetta Stone was discovered by accident by Napoleon’s armies.
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THE LEASH OF FREEDOM AND THE REFLEXIVE DOG
I recently made a new friend, Buddy Lucas.
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