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The Positives In An Away From

February 1st, 2012 by

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Think positive and always look on the bright side. Focus on what you want. Whatever you think about the universe will send your way. Your thoughts become things. Rubbish. I have consistently focused on a new car (whilst still cherishing the old one for continuing to start each day) for the last 4 years and ... (Read More)

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Deciding and Knowing

July 14th, 2011 by

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Most people like to be good decision makers and most people enjoy the feeling of knowing something. When you have decided something, it brings with it commitment and comfort. These are strong emotions that have a sense of security and stability. They meet the need for certainty, which allows you to relax and be completely ... (Read More)

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Using NLP with “Others”

June 14th, 2011 by

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One of the best things about NLP is the way in which one can covertly weave it into an everyday problem focused conversation and spin it into something more resourceful. You can talk to people and be NLPing them without them even knowing it is happening. One of my best accounts of having used NLP ... (Read More)

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I Just Don’t Like Pickled Eggs

May 29th, 2011 by

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I went to a party that I hadn’t really wanted to attend. I went because I knew that in doing so I’d be supporting a friend of mine who was keen for me to be there. The party was held in a pub and when we arrived she introduced me to an interesting man who ... (Read More)

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The ME in Team

March 23rd, 2011 by

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When I left my NLP trainers training, I knew that I wanted to be teaching NLP and Hypnotherapy. I knew that I would need to start up a business and start marketing it and I also knew that I couldn’t do it alone. Having worked for many years in team settings (some better than others!) ... (Read More)

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Time

February 18th, 2011 by

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If you could be a time traveler, where would you go? Into the past to fix the stuff that didn’t quite work out as you’d hoped or into the future to mischievously adjust your outcomes causing them to be wildly successful, much to the annoyance of all those who stare back at the past with ... (Read More)

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What Can You Give?

January 8th, 2011 by

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The idea of giving to gain is sometimes frowned upon. It is surely much better to give without agenda, just for the sake of being a jolly good fellow! Marketing gurus would disagree. They have learned that in order to effectively sell to committed customers they fist have to give them something for nothing. Usually ... (Read More)

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Being Human

December 13th, 2010 by

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Being Human I’m (as I wrote this) in the middle of an NLP Practitioner course. It’s brilliant. I love it. I love that it is full of such effortlessly simple ways of thinking to improve your results. One of the challenges that tends to come up on a course like this though, is how people ... (Read More)

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The Power of Good Negotiation

November 28th, 2010 by

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In NLP there is a way of thinking about information  by it’s level of abstraction. There are various different questions we can ask to take any idea, concept or thing and find out what the higher purpose of it is, or what specific elements contribute to it. We call this chunking and use chunking up ... (Read More)

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Hats

November 15th, 2010 by

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I’d like to thank someone who was once upon a time almost my brother, for prompting me (without realizing) to write this article. The fact that he was almost my brother once upon a time, is a story in itself by we’ll leave that for another day. I received an email today asking me how ... (Read More)

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A Natural Swish

September 17th, 2010 by

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Partly the reason why I write this article is because I have started to notice how a swish pattern didn’t come about by chance and how, we as human beings seem to already have the Swish system integrated in our minds. A swish pattern is very useful for replacing negative states and behaviours with more ... (Read More)

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But I Know a Man Who Can!

September 5th, 2010 by

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Last year when I was feeling particularly overworked, I went to visit a relatively well know therapist who is famous for having performed past life regression therapy on various celebrities. Although I didn’t see the therapist for this kind of therapy specifically, it did crop up in our session together and I was taken back ... (Read More)

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Using Failure As An Excuse

August 25th, 2010 by

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One of the key things I tell my clients time and time again is that the difference between successful people and those that are “failures” is that successful people do not believe their own excuses. They just don’t believe them. As I write this article, I have just finished training 5 people as NLP4Kids practitioners. ... (Read More)

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Do We Ever Really Change?

July 24th, 2010 by

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How much do we really change? This is a question that came into my mind this week when I heard someone mention that old saying “a leopard never changes its spots.” We know that from 0-7 years are imprint years that make a staggering difference on who we become and the values we then form ... (Read More)

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Yes, I am Quitting My Work

April 5th, 2010 by

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Most of us have been in a position where the time has come to give notice in our job. There are always emotions that go with this- some may be relief, spite, fear or excitement. I’ve been working on People Building for almost 4 years now and it has been the most rewarding, difficult, lovable ... (Read More)

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The Psychology of Sports

February 10th, 2010 by

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Sports is such an arena, where apart from the physical fitness, mental soundness is equally important, to keep a sportsperson going successfully. You may ask that each and every field of work equally demands both physical and mental fitness. True, but despite that, I would say that sportspersons require something extra to boost up their ... (Read More)

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Public Speaking with NLP

January 3rd, 2010 by

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We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence therefore is not an Act but it is a Habit. Nobody is a born natural speaker. Speaking is a habit in which we excel as we grow up. Fear of public speaking is actually an irrational fear. It combines many other factors such as fear of open spaces ... (Read More)

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Positive Relationships with NLP

January 3rd, 2010 by

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We, humans are born to be together. To establish bonds, it is essential that we show love, care and responsibility to others. The key to be close to anybody is safety and trust. If you are safe in someone’s company and can trust in him or her, it will not take much to have a ... (Read More)

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4 Tips for Anchoring- An NLP Practitioners Tool

November 14th, 2009 by

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As a hypnotherapist and NLP Master practitioner, it gives me great joy to be able to share with you one of the most commonly used and simple techniques. The way it is explained to you below, is exactly the way I use it, and by following the simple steps below you can achieve instant access ... (Read More)

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I Love NLP But I'm Not a Nerd!

November 14th, 2009 by

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NLP has taken the therapy world by storm and quite rightly so. It creates rapid lasting change and you don’t need a PHD to learn the simple skills. There are many, many trainers and training company’s pumping out Practitioner by the hundreds and it would be fair to say that there are varying degrees of ... (Read More)

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