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Personal Change & Growth

Color Your World

Times of great turmoil and change within the human experience are the perfect time to discover how well we have cultivated states of inner peace and well-being. (So what if everyone is freaking about money. There really isn’t any less of it on the planet!). In “The New Earth” Eckhart Tolle writes “How to be at peace now? By making peace with the present moment. Once you have made peace with the present moment, see

lisaj February 16, 2022

On becoming an NLP Professional: from here to there.

How to become a professional NLP Practitioner Thanks for your serious interest. I’m going to give you a straight answer, one my marketing folks won’t like. It’s practice that will make your skill, and skill that will make your practice. To achieve a skill level to succeed at practicing NLP as a profession takes more than just a lot of trainings. It takes actual practice, and the best kind is practice in a supervised

Tom Dotz January 25, 2022

Work & Leadership

Choosing the Best Website for your Coaching Practice

Coaching plays an important role in our society. It allows people to get help who otherwise might continue to struggle. Coaches support people through transitions that once were life altering, allowing them to get back to the “business of living” faster than ever before. [bctt tweet=”Coaches support people through transitions that once were life altering, allowing them to get back to the “business of living” faster than ever before.” username=”tracyhoobyar”] And in the 21st century

Tracy Hoobyar October 17, 2017

Work & Leadership

10 Tips For Building a Strong Client Base For Your NLP Coaching Practice

A coaching relationship involves two people. The coach and the client. Last week we talked about what kind of coach you want to be, what you want to specialize in, and how to share what you do with the world. (If you want to read more about that, check out Finding Your Clients) Now I’d like to talk about the other person in an NLP coaching practice (or any kind of coaching practice) …the client.

Tracy Hoobyar August 10, 2017

Relationships & Rapport

Finding NLP Your Clients

For many of us, finding clients is the only thing standing between us and success. You may feel your training is solid, your skills are dialed in, and you have accumulated some fantastic successes. Given that, your practice should be full and keeping you busy, right? Wrong. If only practice building were that easy. Regardless of your experience, you still need to market yourself in order to keep a full practice. And for many coaches,

Tracy Hoobyar August 3, 2017

Work & Leadership

What is your theme this year?

We’ve all heard about it. We may have even been asked. “What is your theme for 2017?” Now, maybe someone calls it “your word” or some other phrase, but the idea is the same. A word or phrase that sums up what you would like your intention to be for the upcoming year. It’s sort of like making resolutions, but on a broader scale. Rather than listing out goals or resolutions for the year,

Tracy Hoobyar January 16, 2017

The Magical Difference Between “This” and “That”

The difference two words can make. This article exposes you to a deceptively simple language pattern that is an example of a linguistic state change. This is the kind of language patterns covered in our NLP Portable Practitioner Training on DVD. A growing number of people are becoming Certified Practitioners through this unique program. Consider the advantages of having an entire training class that can fit into a briefcase – and most important, you can

Tom Dotz June 9, 2010

Interview Anxiety Relief: New Jobs, Layoffs, Promotions, Performances

Yesterday someone asked if we had any processes to deal with job anxieties. For many people these situations can be a bit unnerving. Maybe even stressful. While you could create a specific process for each such anxiety, we already have one for you that is easily adapted, and so powerful it’s almost overkill. It only takes 15 minutes or so the first time, and even less with practice. All that is needed to make it

Tom Dotz February 25, 2010