Published under "NLP"

Over the next few weeks, we will be asked to make a decision that could change our politics for years to come. The rights and...
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A few years after I first learned NLP, I decided to model the state of resilience. The reason I set out to model resilience was originally...
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In this short article I offer a brief introduction to the Value Systems work of Clare Graves and the branded version of his work, Spiral...
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Iworked with a talented 32-year old man, to help him release an unconscious critical voice that was holding him back in his life. Oscar had...
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Across the internet, NLP is advertised as a method of seduction and manipulation. Increasingly, that’s people’s first impression of the field. What are the implications...
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“If you're feeling emotionally bankrupt, you'll feel literally unable to give another ounce of energy, thinking space or emotional time out in any direction,” says...
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Earlier this year I was attending a Rally for the Banjo Mandolin and Guitar Federation which involves, amongst other activities, competitions for musicians to enter...
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Many human cultures have developed powerful stories to explain their origins. Most stories revolve around a creator, who made humans “special” amongst the animals.
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The recent election was electric – I don’t remember being so riveted by a UK vote since thirteen years ago when Labour overthrew the Tory...
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In this article I want to explain the NLP principles and the neurological research that underpin my recently published book Brilliant Decision Making. At the...
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In this piece, I want to look at meditation, consider the general question of whether it has a role in the teaching and application of...
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Rapport is especially important for politicians canvassing door to door. They never know what kind of response awaits them. “The hardest thing is getting over...
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In general we are free to choose what we do. As long as we obey the law and pay our taxes we are free to...
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There is a great passage in Dawn French’s book Dear Fatty in which she describes her relationship with flying: “Flying, to me, is utterly exhausting,...
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The Strategy of the Dolphin takes an apparently simple aquatic metaphor and applies it to the world of business as it was in 1989. This...
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Isn’t it amazing how a few short moments can shape your life? You possibly know my story by now. One minute Andy (my partner) and...
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Blinking, I stared blankly back, I wasn’t expecting that reply. Not only was I dazed and mesmerised at meeting him in the flesh for the...
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Mind Chi offers you a simple and revolutionary way to improve your mental energy, re-gain control and achieve your greatest goals. Mind Chi is a...
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This is the fourth column in the Anatomy of a Plane Crash series and the hardest to write. It’s been an incredible year since the...
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We all deserve a good enough relationship and sex life,” says Juliet Grayson, a psychosexual therapist and NLP Master Practitioner (several times over). “Most couples...
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