Archive for May 2010

Normally for some of my consultative client sessions, I am asked what is NLP? Never following a script for this, I tend to go with what I intuitively feel might be the best explanation for each particular client. Remembering of course that the % of ...

Sir Ken Robinson is a wonderful speaker – and when he illuminates for all of us what we REALLY should be doing in education then I applaud till my hands are sore. I spend all my teaching time encouraging the children to discover what it ...

This is probably not quite what you are expecting from a discussion topic suitably titled…but is prompted partially by this particular TED talk in a link posted by Nina Lancaster on NLP Connections forum:- http://www.ted.com/talks/stuart_brown_says_play_is_more_than_fun_it_s_vital.html Now apropos of this and not entirely unconnected comes from ...

It a simple enough phrase…”Work in Progress”… And yet I’ve discovered that when using it with young sportspeople, that it actually liberates them from any performance shortcomings where (more often than not) they would hang their heads, beat themselves up, and all the other attributes ...

I met a very intelligent, intense and vibrant lady who is MD of her own successful company. She wanted to raise her energy levels through a better understanding of exercise and fitness and have more positive feelings about her appearance and lose some weight. She ...