Rapport Archive

As a researcher (or consumer of research) you will frequently come across statistical testing of data. This article aims to give an introductory outline to...
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It seems some NLP practitioners are keen to divide our community based upon our training lineage. The training lineage division has evolved for a number...
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Identifying our own preferences and internal ‘programming’ helps us understand the ways in which we filter and organise the ‘input’ we get from the outside...
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In this series of articles for Rapport, leading life coach, speaker and business coach Rasheed Ogunlaru, author of Soul Trader, helps you to forge your...
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In today’s economic climate many people perceive job hunting as difficult with more people competing for fewer jobs, with individuals who think of themselves as...
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The Washington Post wrote, ‘People have a threshold of financial security and material well-being.’ Once that threshold is reached, there are diminishing returns on salaries...
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From Carnegie Hall and Studio54 to Sleight of Mouth, by way of Tony Robbins and Robert Dilts, our interviewee this issue carries his experience with...
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The answer is simple: fears. Lots of fears. The fear that I’ll offend someone. The fear that I will stir up a hornets nest. The...
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If you had control of the bank holiday schedule, how would you distribute national days off throughout the year? While unlikely that you can, just...
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This article describes the work that took place on a busy acute medical ward within a large NHS Trust. For confidentiality purposes the Trust is...
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In this series of articles for Rapport, leading life coach, speaker and business coach Rasheed Ogunlaru author of Soul Trader helps you to forge your...
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Would you like to be able to tap into the creative power and wisdom that exists within each and every one of us? If you...
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Freeways Trust is a charity that supports vulnerable individuals, primarily adults with learning disabilities. They provide residential care and supported living services to people in...
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Judith DeLozier worked with many of the early NLP developers, modelled Milton H Erickson and shaped New Code NLP with her then husband John Grinder....
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We’ve all been there. Survived or even thrived during an exceptionally busy period, somehow got it done and then crashed. Somehow, we expect ourselves (and...
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Whilst I write of many things psychological, my main career experience has been working with people in organisations. I have worked with thousands of people...
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Caring for the mind and body in schools is a matter of course, caring for the spirit is more tenuous. When a student or a...
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Why is it that the top people in NLP don’t, or can’t, talk to each other? If NLP is truly a world-class communication model, why...
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I have previously written business articles for Rapport about marketing, social engagement and multimedia so at first glance this title may seem a bit of a...
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I decided to spend some time analysing what has triggered my customers to make buying decisions. Having recently qualified as an mBIT (multiple brain integration techniques)...
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