August 2017 - NLP Coaching & Time Line TherapyR

28 Aug 17

How to Change the Future Based on Your Time’s Past

As you can tell from the title of this post, this article is focused primarily on a practical technique to create (yes to create) a future you want rather than something that “just happens”. In the NLP Coaching Master Practitioner trainings during the Time Line Therapy® Master section we unravel…

28 Aug 17

Do You See In, Or Do You See Out The NLP Hierarchy of Ideas Part 2

In Part 1 of this article we discussed the Hierarchy of Ideas technique from the NLP Coaching Practitioner Training and the two types of thinking – abstract, big picture, capable of connecting the dots and the specific, detailed thinking that allows us to notice minute differences but misses completely the…

21 Aug 17

Do You See In, Or Do You See Out The NLP Hierarchy of Ideas Part 1

In NLP there is a little technique called “The Hierarchy of Ideas”. We teach it in every NLP Coaching Practitioner Training. Often overlooked and mostly poorly explained in the average NLP courses, this technique is essential for your capacity to observe and be aware of the bigger picture (or the…

21 Aug 17

Our ‘Tightly-Narrow-Thinking-Box’ Challenged Again

We live in a tightly defined box. Which in turns defines tightly controlled thinking – this you can think, this is not Ok to think, this you can do, that you cannot do. Oh and let’s also remember the confusing and perplexing contradictory messages we receive – we should dislike…

14 Aug 17

The Four Responsibilities of the Magician

One of the sayings that survived over the centuries in many of our traditions around the world is that the four responsibilities of the true Magician are “To Know, To Will, To Dare, and To Keep Silent.” 1 . To Know in this context represents more than simply the “knowledge”…

14 Aug 17

You Are Important and This Is Why You Should Learn NLP

Sometimes in our NLP trainings we hear people saying “I am not sure if there is anything special about me. I feel like I am just an average Jill/Joe.” Or, “I would like to think there is something special about me, but I really don’t think so,” and you can…