Re: Whatever happened to NLP? » socialdeviantjeff

Posted by 64Bowtie on February 2, 2004, at 14:40:19

In reply to Whatever happened to NLP?, posted by socialdeviantjeff on February 2, 2004, at 3:42:14

SDJ,
Bandler and Grinder are still out there someplace. I continue to see references to them(each).
The "Barnes & Noble" or "Borders" free libraries are places I've seen new NLP literature showing up. I am inspired by their "visualization" exercizes. I see delight in client expressions when they discover their ability to visualize a solution to problem, and that its OK to do it. This enstills courage to go out there and actually make a difference in their lives.
Rod
PS:Libraries? ...when you're done with your coffee and scone, you leave the book(s) and get up and walk out, with the knowledge presented.

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