An unexpected proponent of NLP
Five senses; an incurably abstract intellect; a haphazardly selective memory; a set of preconceptions and assumptions so numerous that I can never examine more than a minority of them-never become even conscious of them all.
EFT and Eye Movement Integration
One of the strangest parts of EFT for newcomers on an EFT Level 1 training is the strange eye-rolling procedure of the nine-gamut process.
How to lift your mood with happy cards.
Here’s a simple technique based on the NLP Solitaire process that can be a useful pick me up when you are feeling a little down.
Stress Relief in Six Paragraphs
I’m experimenting with a little process to bring relief from difficult situations you might find yourselves in.
Failure Tip 3: Make sure your success is up to someone else
To increase your chances of failure make the whole of your outcome, or at least critical parts of it, someone else’s responsibility.
Every behaviour is appropriate in some context
Every behaviour is appropriate in some context is one of the presuppositions, or operating beliefs, of NLP.
Failure Tip 2: Be vague
Even if you know what you want (see Failure Tip: 1) An excellent way to mess up your chances of getting what you want is to be vague about it as possible.
Focus on what you don't want
This is the first of a short series of article about how not to get what you want.
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