Published under "NLP"

Have you ever wondered what keeps you going to the same store, hair stylist, doctor, to a healer, a friend or a relative, time after...
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Afew months ago I made a rash confession. I confessed that I enjoy public speaking. One should always be careful about confessions; in this case,...
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There comes a moment when we ‘stop the world’ and access the extraordinary... powerful resources...amazing creativity...peak performance. Here we find our ‘Zero Point’, the place...
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In this series of articles we have explored how language has a direct impact on the brain of the listener. Hence, it behoves us to...
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Absent leadership – that has been the problem and for far too long. For decades we have been waiting for ‘leadership’ in the field of...
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If you have not had the opportunity to study Virginia Satir’s work, I would strongly encourage it. She taught a wealth of knowledge and material...
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Everyday you are telling yourself a story about what you are experiencing throughout your life. There is a constant stream of words flowing under your...
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From the attack on the World Trade Centre in New York 2001, to war torn conflicts from around the globe and our own terrorist bombings...
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Let us not begin with a negation… let’s begin with a non-negation. Think of a ‘giraffe’. Notice if your giraffe is a photo, a video,...
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Ifirst met Frank Farrelly almost a decade ago at a workshop in the UK and life was certainly never to be the same again. In...
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To take Mark Twain’s quotation in a more specific direction: if you always say what you always said, you’ll always get what you always got....
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In the first article, I considered some commonly used language patterns which may be examined to work out what the speaker is trying convey: The...
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Emotions also seem so obvious as not to merit further thought. And emotions are at the heart of our humanity, they move us, literally and...
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As a child, I remember hearing about people who were ‘under pressure’ which caused them to be ‘under the weather’. Then they were ‘under the...
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Now most of us are pretty familiar with how we build and maintain our maps of the world using Deletion, Distortion and Generalisation to make...
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When I was at school, English grammar was a rather dry topic, taught theoretically and without much relevance to my life at that time. Now,...
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So, Barack Obama is back in the White House. After months of campaigning, comment, analysis and debate, the world waited with baited breath for the...
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As NLP practitioners engaged in assisting change, one of the first things we do is to invite our clients to define what they want to...
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You are always creating your future. You bring it forth through your daily thoughts, actions, feelings, beliefs, values, goals and dreams. My husband Tim and...
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By its very nature, NLP is systemic. The NLP model contains many variables that interact so that they influence each other. Images influence sounds which...
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