When working to learn and improve NLP skills and knowledge, we only improve when we keep making increasingly fine distinctions in our knowledge, sensory acuity, calibration skills, awareness, and information-gathering processes. This Neuro Linguistic Programming Blog is devoted using advanced perspectives to help you challenge assumptions, knowledge and skills, thus helping you develop finer, and finer distinctions. If you want to get really, really good at NLP, this is the way. Welcome!
Does Eye Contact Un-nerve You? Replace your Less Useful Beliefs here. I was once asked this eye contact question: "When I look into someone's eyes, I feel the same way as I would if I were looking into the window of their house. I feel as if I might be intruding....
It can be scary when Speakers freeze up, or lose track of their flow. That fear or concern is justifiable. When you're on stage, you need to be at the top of your game. Clear minded. Clear spoken. Analytical but pragmatic. Effective. Strategic. And flexible... very,...
Deductive vs. Inductive Course Design = Failure vs. Success. Lets explore the massive difference between deductive vs. inductive course-design methods. I hope I never hear about yet another training course whose structure was obviously designed via deductive reasoning...
Knowing vs. Doing; which is more helpful or useful? Many who know me find me a very outspoken critic of 7-day (or shorter) NLP Practitioner courses. I'm especially critical of those which train more than about twenty people at a time. I find such courses to be a...
Explore NLP and Improv together, for better results with both! NLP students can gain enormously from studying Improvisation (Improv / Comedy). In fact, NLP and Improv have some surprising things in common. Whether it be in social settings, coaching, or during...
Anyone can learn to evoke awe in others, through the study of how architects create experience. Since NLP is the study of the structure of human subjectivity, or rather -- the study of subjective excellence -- we as NLP students want to study anything and everything...