WHEN NLP FRAGMENTED — 1980s
The 1980s started out pretty well for the field of NLP, but it did not end that way.
The 1980s started out pretty well for the field of NLP, but it did not end that way.
Yesterday I completed the 12 Unleashing Leadership workshop.
Is it possible to discover the representational form of the Axes of change?
It all began with the creative collaboration of Bandler and Grinder which apparently occurred in 1973 to 1975.
For the first time ever, we have just completed Module III of Meta-Coaching — Coaching Mastery in Hong Kong.
As you probably know or can imagine, I often get a lot of personal questions at trainings and/or in interviews.
I sat down in a restaurant in my hometown last week with a young couple.
A few years ago, while thinking about writing a History of NLP, I played around with the title, When the Magicians Went to War.
Claude Bougie, a skillful Coach in Montreal Canada, with a heart for Neuro-Semantics wrote to me recently asking about the Neuro-Semantic approach to dealing with clients who are…
NLP began with the surprising effectiveness of certain linguistic patterns that Richard found in Perls and then Satir.
Since the beginning of this year, the wage-earners within four of the families who live in some of my properties have been unemployed, two still are.
If Coaching is anything, it is a conversation.
In the last Trainers’ Reflection, Colin asked “What is after a 2.5?”
If you have been a long-term reader of Neurons, you know that one of my interests for some time has been the History of NLP.
Lots of people are unemployed.
When I got a call this week from a senior manager who wanted to talk about Coaching, the conversation turned to the quality of coaching.
As you probably know, I began exploring some of the pre-history of NLP a few years ago and discovered The Secret History of NLP in 2005.
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In my last post on Trainer’s Reflections I described training with a translator, and one factor about sequential translating is that you immediately have just lost half of your…
A few days ago the latest class of Neuro-Semanticists graduated as licensed Trainers, adding 73 more trainers to our ranks in the month of June (45 from Hong Kong and 28 from…
If you have not trained with a translator, it’s an unique and wonderful and sometimes wild and sometimes frustrating and always a learning situation.
Like any good nominalization, intuition, is vague, fluffy, and muddled even meta-muddled.
When I read the field of Coaching, there seems to be a debate, or at least a difference in opinion, between the positions about the difficulty or ease of change.
Several readers of Neurons have recently informed me that “Self-actualization is going around the NLP community, and I think they are stealing your stuff!”
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