Ten Years of Meta-Stating
It all began in September of 1994 during a presentation on Resilience at the NLP Comprehensive Conference in Denver, Colorado.
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It all began in September of 1994 during a presentation on Resilience at the NLP Comprehensive Conference in Denver, Colorado.
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Meta-States describes a very simple phenomenon.
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Attention Deficient Disorder or ADD is a distressful and unpleasant state.
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In 2009, NLP (founded in 1975) is 34 years old and yet it is still one of the world’s best kept secrets for personal growth and self-actualization, for leadership and business…
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Suppose we made a correlation between Adlerian Psychology (theory and methods) with the model and technology of NLP.
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With this understanding of the role, functioning, nature, and structure of beliefs, we can now identify those that poison and sabotage us and construct beliefs that will empower…
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We spend a lot of time in NLP and Neuro-Semantics on identifying limiting and toxic beliefs and building up and installing empowering beliefs.
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We all frame and we all reframe because this describes how we think, represent information, use language, and create meaning.
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Now if you’ve not been introduced to Meta-States yet and have not experienced a Meta-States training in the strategy of excellence in Selling/Persuasion, Wealth Building, State…
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Many people are just now hearing about Meta-States. Many are just discovering Neuro-Semantics.
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When I first learned about NLP, and even in my first trainings, I did not know that the NLP actually arose as one of the hundreds of off-shoots of the Human Potential Movement.
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Given that feedback is important, that it is critical, that it gives us an accelerated learning mechanism, and that it activates our self-organizing powers, receiving feedback and…
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I recently watched a current 2024 video of Richard Bandler.
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Earlier this year (2024), I completed the book, Thinking for Humans: The Art of Being Mindful.
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When it comes to defining NLP—for decades the most universal and common definition, and the definition given everywhere in the world, is this: NLP is a Communication Model.
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What greater integrity and congruence is there than applying one’s own principles, patterns, and models to oneself? Is there a greater integrity?
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Long before NLP came into existence, Gregory Bateson and his associates were exploring the idea and art of “going meta.”
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If there’s any misbelief, myth, misunderstanding, and false perspective that influences just about everyone, it is the idea that your experiences determine your meanings.
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Beginning in 2011 the Leadership Team of Neuro-Semantics is launching the first annual International Neuro-Semantic Conference.
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From the beginning NLP called the optimal state—the “genius” state. I don’t know who started that.
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With the arrival of the new year our thoughts naturally turn to what the new year holds for us and what we’d like to do or accomplish in it.
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In the first Meta Reflection I defined meta, addressed the myth that it refers to dissociation, and briefly mentioned the meta-function, and our unique kind of consciousness.
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I’m not sure who first introduced the term meta into English as it is now used, but from my research I would guess that it was either Gregory Bateson or Abraham Maslow.
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“I want problems! I want good problems, well-formed problems, solvable problems, challenging problems, stretching problems, fascinating problems, and impossible problems.”
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