A quick look at presuppositions of complex equivalence and what they tell you – part of a series on NLP language patterns
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Presuppositions in Language (3): Cause and Effect
First, a reminder that if you’re not familiar with the idea of ‘presuppositions’ in language (the implicit statements embedded in […]
Presuppositions in Language (2): Possibility or Necessity
How to Spot Presuppositions of Possibility or Necessity The tip off for presuppositions of possibility or necessity is the presence […]
Presuppositions in Language (1): Existence
Continuing the series about presuppositions in language, let’s look at the different kinds of presupposition that you can encounter – […]
Presuppositions in Language: What Are They?
This article is the first in a series looking at ‘linguistic presuppositions’ or presuppositions in language – the implicit statements […]
Coaching With The Logical Levels
Not familiar with the ‘Logical Levels’ model? Read this article (and maybe this one) first. The format below is just […]
How NLP Can Help With the Amygdala Hijack (Practical NLP Podcast Episode 90)
NLP has a number of ways to help people get over traumatic incidents. Let’s delve into them to see how […]
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What’s Missing From the NLP Well Formed Outcome Conditions
In NLP Practitioner courses, and countless books, we are taught that our goals need to meet certain ‘well-formedness’ conditions if […]
Finding Your Direction and Connecting With Your Values – Interview with Andy Smith (Practical NLP Podcast 89)
Everyone wants tips on how to get what they want, but it’s more important to find your direction so you get to the right place. This interview with Andy Smith tells you how!
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Detecting and Utilising Incongruence
When I was going through the ANLP’s process to become an accredited NLP Trainer about 15 years ago, the ‘Spotting […]
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