How Milton Erickson used metaphors in therapy, and how we can use them in NLP for understanding, framing, and building rapport
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Understanding And Using The Milton Model 14: How To Get Really Good At The Milton Model
So here we are at the end of our examination of the Milton Model. I have a couple of suggestions […]
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 13: Selectional Restriction Violations
Here’s a language pattern that delights in foxing most students of NLP, because usually, in my experience of being a […]
Jonathan Altfeld’s ‘Genius Mapping’ – recommendation and discount
A quick video recommendation for my friend Jonathan Altfeld’s ‘Genius Mapping’ courses and products at geniusmapping.com. He has two courses […]
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 12: Tag Questions
How to use the Milton Model language pattern known as ‘tag questions’ – and what can go wrong
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 11: Negation
How to use the NLP language pattern of ‘negation’ for influencing, sales, and just general communication
How To Clarify Your Values (3): Check For Values Clashes
If you often find yourself indecisive or stuck in dilemmas, you may have a clash in your values. Here’s how to detect values clashes
How To Clarify Your Values (2): Prioritise Your Values Hierarchy
Following on from the previous instructions on how to clarify your values for a particular area of your life, here’s the next […]
How to Get Clear About What You Want: Clarify your values (1)
Most people have had the experience of setting New Year’s Resolutions and not sticking to them. One of the biggest […]
The Idea Of ‘Everyday Trance’
What is the trance state? It’s not easy to define. The researcher Charles T Tart, in his book Altered States […]
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