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Alan Fayter

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THE VALUE OF VIDEO

Patrik’s reflection last week offered great insights as to how to avoid complacency and continue to refine our skills as trainers; I highly recommend reading it again.

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HONOURING BOUNDARIES

Just recently on a Neuro-Semantic social media page an advertisement was placed and I left a comment cautioning against the subject.

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ACKNOWLEDGING AND SUPPORTING COLLABORATION

Over the past three days of the 2nd ISNS International Conference and for three days prior when the Leadership Team got together; much has been said, demonstrated and experienced…

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MODELLING GREAT TRAINERS

At NSTT we not only learned and were taught great platform skills but we had the chance of modelling great trainers in action; Colin, Michael, the other trainers who co-facilitated…

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THE MOST IMPORTANT DAY OF TRAINING

There is an overarching frame in any training that goes beyond the ways to teach content material, the 4-MAT to structure your material, the different learning styles of…

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OVERT AND COVERT GOALS IN TRAINING

As trainers we have certain obvious outcomes for our students —namely that they learn and fully understand the course content in a way that they can use it effectively.

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LIVING VITALLY

Part of the Diploma in Self Actualisation Psychology is Unleashing Vitality; where you learn to get in touch with your full set of needs, both Deficiency and Being needs.

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TRAIN PRINCIPLES— THEN TEACH TECHNIQUES

The poor quality of NLP trainings out there in the world is all too apparent; all you have to do is Google ‘NLP training’ and vast amounts of ‘lone wolf’ “trainers” appear.

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Questions When Training

Colin has pointed out many times that when training “it’s all about them” (the participants) and that as soon as a trainer’s ego gets in the way it becomes about the train-er, not…

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Teaching to Learn and Grow

Of all of the Neuro-Semantics Trainers in the world, there don’t seem to be that many actually running Neuro-Semantics certification courses.

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PRESUPPOSITIONS OF NLP

We all know that NLP has as it’s foundations a number of commonly held presuppositions.

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