We have a follow up to last week’s story “How to Lubricate A Mind” by Tom Hoobyar. This story is another great example of how surprisingly simple using NLP can be. In this story Tom blends two NLP models, language and submodalities, seamlessly and easily. This is also a very graceful and accessible explanation of the “Submodalities” model – one of the most important models that make up NLP. The Submodality model is the basis

  This week’s blog is not a typical NLP teaching tool. You’ve been fairly warned. The big election in the U.S. has heated up discussions about emotional topics like our unwelcome presence in Iraq, our limp economy, and our impact on global warming. What business do politics have in a blog about NLP? Our nation seems insatiably fascinated by fear and bad news. The unintended side effect of our addiction to who, what, when, where,

Last week, we shared Coach Lisa’s exercise on the “Inside Family.” Today, I want to share her process on building a more supportive “soundtrack” for your life.  I call it “The Good Guys.” Even those of us who are Master NLP’ers still have self-talk that we are largely unaware of, that is not positive and supportive. Disciplining yourself to a daily practice of befriending your inner self pays off big! The alternative is like driving

In 1990 I founded what became the most successful NLP start up in the country. In just four years we had the largest NLP programs of their kind in the US, and 18 years later that company is still going strong. So I frequently am asked what kind of professional and business opportunities are there in NLP.   You can find a tremendous amount

Gee, If I’d spent all that time playing “Concentration” instad of “Solitaire”… A new study has found that it may be possible to train people to be more intelligent, increasing the brainpower they had at birth.