NLP in Daily Life

There are articles on Goals and Values on our main website Goals and Values – your hot buttons (1) http://www.nlp-now.co.uk/nlp_and_values1.htm Goals and Values – your hot buttons (2) http://www.nlp-now.co.uk/nlp_and_values2.htm Goals

This month’s Pegasus NLP Newsletter is about how Grand New Starts, such as new year resolutions, begin with lots of enthusiasm and then quickly fizzle out. Why does this happen?

There are articles on Goals and Values on our main website Goals and Values – your hot buttons (1) http://www.nlp-now.co.uk/nlp_and_values1.htm Goals and Values – your hot buttons (2) http://www.nlp-now.co.uk/nlp_and_values2.htm Goals

The articles on Goals and Values are now on our main website Goals and Values – your hot buttons (1) http://www.nlp-now.co.uk/nlp_and_values1.htm Goals and Values – your hot buttons (2) http://www.nlp-now.co.uk/nlp_and_values2.htm

Our articles on Goals and Values are now on our main website Goals and Values – your hot buttons (1) http://www.nlp-now.co.uk/nlp_and_values1.htm Goals and Values – your hot buttons (2) http://www.nlp-now.co.uk/nlp_and_values2.htm

Comments and emails about the first article in this series (NLP and Sales 1) got me thinking about what works and what doesn’t work in dealing with potential customers.. and

On last week’s NLP Trainer Training we were discussing the importance of customer satisfaction and long-term relationships in developing a training and consulting business. Coincidentally, I was this morning chatting

The “Sympathy vs. Respect?” blog article produced lots of online and email responses.  One common theme can be summarised:  “I should be doing something even if the unhappy or unwell

I’ve recently had reason and opportunity to think about the concept of sympathy. The feeling of sympathy, that is, for somebody who is unwell or unhappy or in difficult circumstances.

This months Pegasus NLP Newsletter arose out of observing the differing approaches and styles of different NLP Core Skills groups when doing the Spiders Web challenge on the Low Ropes

In the second NLP Bore trait other people are not allowed to ‘be negative’. They must remain in a permanently positive frame of mind otherwise they’ll be ‘NLPed’. So you

Diagnosing or categorising or labelling people contradicts the spirit of NLP. So somebody who labels others as a “visual” or a “towards person” or a “Blamer” or a “Placater” is

It shouldn’t, but it does. Amaze me, that is, that after 30 years of using NLP I’m still learning about myself – and will, undoubtedly, still be doing so in

One of the things which a lot of people find difficult to explain simply and succinctly, despite their enthusiasm for the subject, is what exactly is NLP? It’s certainly a

The UK TV Station that’s sunk to to a new depth Reading time 5 mins There seems to be no depths to which the media will not slide to cheaply

NLP can change lives. No question about it. But some workshops, and especially those in the high-energy, revivalist, ‘we teach through hypnosis’ camp, could do with having a sort of

Around 7% of the UK workforce is now unemployed and the number is likely to continue rising throughout this year, according to ‘analysts’ or, if you prefer, people who are