Feeling good actually improves your thinking skills and creativity – so here’s an NLP technique for increasing the positive feelings your get from your good memories
How to Make the Most of Your Good Memories (and Why You Should) Read Post »
What is your personal power – and how can you step into it? With links to NLP techniques to help you
Develop Your Personal Power Read Post »
Do you have goals? If you do, do you always achieve them? The start of a new year seems like
How and Why to Set Goals – Interview with Goal Setting Expert Andy Smith Read Post »
Interview with psychologist and NLP Trainer Sarah Makinde about using the Logical Levels model in coaching, how she blends psychology and NLP, how she grew a successful Facebook community, and more
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We’re on to a new set of language patterns in NLP’s Meta Model – Generalisations! The previous category of patterns,
Meta Model ‘Generalisations’: Universal Quantifiers Read Post »
In this episode of the Practical NLP Podcast I interview Duff McDuffee, one of the most thoughtful people in modern
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You can usually tell when someone is incongruent about something. The incongruence will show up in their voice tone, their
Parts Integration (or ‘Visual Squash’) Read Post »
(Not sure what presuppositions are? Read this article first.) The way that presuppositions of awareness work is this: if you are aware
Presuppositions in Language (5): Awareness Read Post »
First, a reminder that if you’re not familiar with the idea of ‘presuppositions’ in language (the implicit statements embedded in
Presuppositions in Language (3): Cause and Effect Read Post »
