NLP Coaching

By Adriana James and With Brett Ellis In NLP we learn the technique called Keys to an Achievable Outcome. In Time Line Therapy® we learn how to define goals so they are most achievable.  Both techniques discuss setting our “boundaries” in the process of defining what we want. What does that mean?…

Change happens all the time and conscious change can be arduous. How would you like to learn how to make positive change in a moment and achieve one of your best years yet?! Have a look at this short video with Dr. Adriana James where she has a personal message…

In Part 1 and Part 2 of this article we analyzed the process by which words can be used for social engineering. The process involves taking an abstract word, substitute a new meaning for it or invent new words for the old meanings. We arrived at an interesting conclusion that…

In Part 1 of this article we considered how frustrating it could be when you’re trying to communicate something only to be interrupted half way with the words “I know what you mean!” while you could not even finish what you wanted to say. Since you know fully the person…

Imagine this: you are trying to communicate to someone something of real importance to you. You’re going somewhere with your talk, only to be interrupted before you could even get to half of what you wanted to say and you hear the magic words: “I know what you mean! I…

In Part 1  we considered the meaning of words which is changing over time to suit different agendas; we also considered that complex equivalence (CEq) can be distorted and that it is actually one of the techniques of social engineering. The process involves taking an abstract word and you substitute…

Big news, I think! New research published by BBC News confirms what Time Line Therapy® and Tad James are saying for about 30 years now, and that is the relationship between conscious mind and unconscious mind. Personally I feel extremely positive about the fact that Freud’s AND THE WHOLE Freudian…

Did you notice that each values level has its own language? Once of the most important things we learn in NLP is to pay attention to the language used. Sadly this is also one of the most hated sections in the training. Why? I really have no idea. Don’t people…