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NLP Coaching: Everything You Need to Know
"Your brain is a dynamo of electrical power waiting to be unleashed. Learn to control this power and you can achieve anything." - Richard Bandler NLP Coaching Have you ever wondered how some...
The Power of Words: Shaping Your Experience Through Language
What if we told you the word you choose to define your process holds the power to shape your actions towards it? Imagine this: you're facing a hurdle in your life. When someone asks how you're...
Understanding NLP Coaching: A Guide to Growth and Transformation
Neuro-Linguistic Programming – popularly known as NLP – is a powerful supplementary skill for coaches to acquire. Developed by Grinder and Bandler, NLP has many concepts and techniques borrowed from...
Understanding Transactional Analysis in Coaching
Transactional Analysis – or TA – was developed by Eric Berne to help understand why we feel, think and act the way we do. The ‘transaction’ is our interaction with others as conversation and other...
Perceptual Positions in NLP Explained
‘Empty Chair’ in Gestalt and ‘Perceptual Positions’ in NLP are powerful processes that help the coach to partner with the client empathetically. This process is effective when the client has a...
How to use NLP technique of Time Line Therapy in Coaching
The NLP technique of Time Line therapy is generally considered a therapy as it delves into experiencing one’s past to overcome memories of trauma stored in the unconscious mind. It can be a...
Core Transformation: Is pain good for you?
Buddha did say that life is full of sorrow and implied that it was painful. He didn’t say it was necessarily good for you. His solution was to disengage from wants and greed. That solution works....
Executive Coaching: Maslow & NLP
What does Maslow have to do with Robert Dilt? Dilt’s neurological level inquiry as part of NLP processes at first level has very little similarity to the Hierarchy of Needs. Yet, this is a process...