THE NEXT BIG THING
While there could be several next big thing in Neuro-Semantics, the one I’m thinking about and planning for is The 5-Minute Manager.
While there could be several next big thing in Neuro-Semantics, the one I’m thinking about and planning for is The 5-Minute Manager.
TH ANNIVERSARY AND THE FOUNDER’S SELF-PROMOTIONS Last week both John Grinder and Richard Bandler held a joint web-presentation celebrating the 50th Anniversary of NLP.
To coach is to diagnose.
There is a lot of talk these days about over-thinking.
In my experience when presenting the business of coaching, it seems that most coaches are either completely turned off about coaching or simply uninterested in develop their…
After you first begin to think about something, representing whatever you are referring to, you next do belief thinking.
In the field of Thinking, one of the foundational principles is this: Expertise in any and every field requires that you think like an expert in that field.
How about this for a commission to you: set your intention to train Inside-Out Wealth!
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…
Here is an odd and strange fact of history.
Nearly a year ago several of us had an idea.
Nearly a year ago several of us had an idea.
When it comes to working to satisfy the lower needs, the needs related to surviving, being safe, having a social life and feeling like you count among peers—we call this “coping…
A long time ago (1997), I added Meta-States to the classical NLP training and suddenly, Meta- NLP was invented.
Are you a pessimist? Do you tend to look on the darker side of things?
Not long before his death, Gregory Bateson flew to London to give a lecture.
I was only 18 when Dr.
They say that feedback is the “breakfast of champions.”
Here’s something new that I’ve learned recently from my studies in thinking.
One aspect of choosing and deciding is thinking which results in prohibiting and/or permitting.
Given all that I’ve written about epistemology as the way we think about our thinking which then creates how we know what we know, it’s time to speak about cleaning up our…
You know the epistemological question, “How will you know that you have successfully achieved your outcome?”
When you find an epistemological error, scream bloody murder.
When I went off to college, I studied ‘formal logic.’
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