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Category Archives: relationships
Relationship poisons, how we accidentally damage our relationships!
This week I’m re-publishing a blog about relationships as it really connects with how values can clash in a relationship. Next week I will write a new blog about security and relationships. Here is the relationship blog to get you … Continue reading
Posted in Emotional Awareness, NLP, NLP Master Practitioner, NLP Practitioner, NLP Trainer's Training, Perception, Personal Development, relationships
Tagged Health, Intimate relationship, Joe Palca, Phenotypic trait, Psychology, relationships, Social Sciences, Unconscious mind, University of California
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Do you want to be right or do you want to be happy?
Last week we began exploring the impact of being internally referenced in a given context using NLP Metaprograms. Reading back last weeks blog I realise I was not clear about the definition so here it is. You are internally referenced … Continue reading
Becoming habitually healthy! When healthy eating and exercising are normal!
Becoming habitually healthy! When healthy eating and exercising are normal! Over the years I have read many different options about what needs to happen for a habit to change. Sometimes in NLP there is a tendency to make big claims, … Continue reading
Getting back up again, the secret to continuing your weight loss journey
There is something I have noticed talking to people about weight loss, are you curious to know what it is? Well it is the all or nothing mentality. I speak to people who have been eating sensibly for several months … Continue reading
Thoughtful values provide meaning and build resilience
I write this blog as the final day of the Olympics progresses toward an exciting finale. Watching all the athletes and sportsmen and women this week has been very inspirational. Both in success and less than they hoped for there … Continue reading
Posted in NLP, NLP Master Practitioner, NLP Practitioner, NLP Trainer's Training, Personal Development, relationships, resilience, Self Esteem, Transactional analysis
Tagged Leadership, Olympic Games, Resilience, Robert Brooks, September, Trainers, Transactional Analysis, Value (personal and cultural)
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Resilient interpersonal communication skills, understanding and being understood
Continuing my series of blogs on developing resilience I would like to turn to the important role interpersonal communication takes. Understanding others relates to my previous blogs on empathy and goes much further. NLP has a useful communication model that … Continue reading
Empathy and owning our own “stuff”
Continuing with my series of blogs exploring what we need to consider to develop robust resilience I would like to spend another week focusing on empathy. I was watching an old re-run of the USA version of the “Biggest Loser” … Continue reading
Empathy as a pathway to resilience
This series of blogs are based on the framework for developing resilience as described by Brooks and Goldstein in their book “The Power of Resilience”. Although I am using their framework for discussion I am introducing my own perspective and … Continue reading
Posted in Emotional Awareness, Emotional Intelligence, NLP, NLP Master Practitioner, NLP Practitioner, NLP Trainer's Training, Perception, Personal Development, relationships, resilience, Self Esteem
Tagged Child, Empathy, Mirror neuron, Neuro-linguistic programming, Neuron, NLP, Psychology, Transactional Analysis
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