Rapport Archive

Confirmed sportophobe that I am, I am lucky to live far from the madding crowd of an Olympic-obsessed London. However, even on lovely lonely Exmoor...
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Very few people in the NLP world have not heard of Shelle Rose Charvet. Shelle is the international expert on infl uencing and persuasion, and...
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According to a 2008 report from the Chief Medical Officer for Health in England, 7.8 million people in the UK endure chronic pain. Quite apart...
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What comes to mind if I ask you to think of remedial cures for illness or disease? Medicines? Alternative or natural treatments? Going to see...
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My work is all about helping people in business to realise their dreams and to turn their valuable skills into tangible and material success. As...
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Throughout history people have networked to achieve their goals and needs. There is no doubt that the term ‘networking’ has become a business skill in...
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Welcome to a new series of articles on research in NLP. Over the coming issues we will be exploring the area of research; from what...
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I first came across NLP in the mid 1990s when I was looking for something to help me with some interpersonal issues during my career in...
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James Caan makes a positive impression wherever he appears. His immaculate turnout, his polite demeanour and his analytic brain brought him to prominence on Dragons’...
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Under our umbrella theme of setting outcomes we have been exploring some basic NLP principles and techniques, including ways of identifying goals, learning from mistakes,...
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As we leave Summer behind and approach the NLP Conference season, Andy Coote asked four members of the NLP Community whether there is still a...
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In writing this piece I wanted to share some of the ways in which I have adapted aspects of NLP for working with children and...
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As we fall in love, we usually give it everything to impress our new mate. We go multisensory, full on VAKOG
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My son Rowan was diagnosed as a small boy as having Aspergers Syndrome, a condition currently classifi ed as a sub-type on the autism spectrum....
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A lengthy career as a senior consultant in the business world has prepared Tony Droar for what he really loves: teaching. He now works 'part time...
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We get big ideas every day. Sometimes they come to us at inconvenient times, such as when we are in the shower, or driving, or...
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From issues concerning pre-pregnancy to adult children, take a few moments to create a well-formed outcome and keep this in mind as much as possible....
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Thirty years ago I didn't believe in generalizations about national characteristics. I can remember arguing with travel companions that the French were not “this” and...
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The self-improvement industry, while well-intended, shares some uncomfortable similarities with the diet industry: the promised results are often slow to materialise, short-lived or unfulfi lling....
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As many of us wait to hear if we’ve been allocated the tickets we’ve applied for to watch the London Olympics next year, elite British...
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