The year 2020 has a special ring to it – a new decade, even that old chestnut, “Time for 20:20 vision.” In this blog I will cover some of the benefits that I have got out of just a small sample of the content covered in our NLP and ...
Some subjects are difficult to examine because they are complex, others because they are emotionally charged. The environment and your place in it is both. This is one reason that many of us don’t make the best environmental choices. The subject is complex, there are conflicting explanations of what ...
In this blog I will attempt to show how the ancient Greek and Roman philosophy of Stoicism has much in common with the goals of modern NLP: to help us live happier and more productive lives. But firstly, a brief bit of background; there are two central tenets of ...
There is a saying in coaching and therapy: “The presenting problem is never the real problem.” Looking back to when I did my first NLP Practitioner training twenty years ago, I believed at that time that NLP would give me some new skills to help me manage my business ...
Caring for the Collective. Each year at NLP University in California a general intention is set, and this summer it was ‘caring for the collective’. This naturally lead to many discussions about caring for our environment, not just for future generations, but for us now. This coincided perfectly with ...
Profiling and NLP One of the important principles from NLP is the idea that people can have the same desired outcome, but the way they express it can be so different that it leads to major problems in teams. NLP has its own profiling methodology (like an extended Belbin ...
Last week was the final module of our NLPU certified Master Practitioner course and we were very proud to welcome NLP founder member Judith DeLozier to London to co train with Robbie and Judith Lowe.
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