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It’s time to delve a little deeper into the last of the NLP Presuppositions. This time it’s number 7 The element in a system that has the most flexibility will be the catalyst of that system. (In case you think the way it’s worded as an NLP presupposition is a little over the top, check . . . → keep reading It’s time to delve a little deeper into another one of the NLP Presuppositions. This time it’s number 8 Respect each person’s model of the world. On the surface, this presupposition seems pretty straightforward. Having respect for another person and their beliefs is part of being a kind and conscientious person and member of society. . . . → keep reading In no particular order, it’s time to delve a little deeper into another one of the NLP Presuppositions. This time it’s number 5 You cannot not communicate. Effective communicators accept and utilize all communication presented to them. Let’s talk about the first part of this presupposition. You cannot not communicate, just like you cannot not . . . → keep reading In no particular order, it’s time to delve a little deeper into another one of the NLP Presuppositions. This time it’s number 6 All outcomes are achievements, there is no failure, only feedback. The idea of this NLP presupposition is that when you want to reach a certain goal or outcome, everything that happens is . . . → keep reading 
In no particular order, it’s time to delve a little deeper into another one of the NLP Presuppositions. This time it’s number 1 The map is not the territory. The basic idea is that we create a map (our perceptions) to understand the territory (reality). This one is originally from Alfred Korzybski a philosopher, engineer . . . → keep reading In no particular order, it’s time to delve a little deeper into another one of the NLP Presuppositions. This time it’s number 2 The meaning of your communication is the response you get. It doesn’t matter what you meant to say, the meaning comes from how the listener hears and responds to it. Which also . . . → keep reading It’s time to delve a little deeper into another one of the NLP Presuppositions. This time it’s number 4 Every behavior is motivated by a positive intention. People make the best choices they can with the resources they have available. This can be a lot to accept at face value. It usually fires off all . . . → keep reading Other than trying to define NLP, or mentioning it in a post or two, I haven’t really talked much about it, much less what drew me to it in the first place. And one of these days I’ll have to share the story of If you’re curious, here’s how I ended up getting trained in . . . → keep reading |
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