Thanks for the feedback Karin, in my humble opinion the use of humour whether mildly self-deprecating or seeing the funny side of serious ‘issues’ can relieve stressful situations.

By the way learning, should (in my humble opinion) be two way; as someone involved in martial arts, one should always consider themselves as a white belt, as we…

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Thanks for the reply Sue it’s very much appreciated. I should have made it clearer that it wasn’t just books on Provocation, but any good NLP references.

I have been reading your 4th edition of NLP at Work, excellent reading and for a beginner in this it was a easier to understand.

I hope you have had a wonderful weekend, thanks again.

Following on from completing the NLP Practitioner course by @thought-labs , I read @Sue Knight’s NLP at Work; Sue references a number of books throughout and I have just managed to get hold of Frank Farrell & Jeff Brandsma’s Provocative Therapy, I’m looking forward to learning more about this element of NLP.

I’ve always believed in the…

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Thanks Sridevi,

Anytime we were in the ‘breakout’ rooms your warmth a good hearted nature shown through, I’m not in the least surprised when you say you use humour in coaching (in the correct circumstances).

Like you, it was (and continues to be) one of the methods I use to come out of my ‘Dark Times’ especially after my Strokes.

I look forward…

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Having recently completed the NLP Practitioner course hosted by @nishith , @karin and others; when we came to the end of the course we had breakout sessions for us all to provide feedback to our fellow practitioners; by and large my feedback was positive, however the one topic that nearly all of my practitioner colleagues fed back to me was my…

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Thank you for your comments Piya; while you’re experiencing Monsoon rains, we’re experiencing a mini heatwave in Scotland, with temperatures reaching 29 degrees Celsius, (that’s far too warm for me). It’s always great to hear from musical kindred spirits.

Enjoy a bit of a stomp in the rainwater puddles 🙂

Thank you Nishith.

As I sit in my house, outside Storm Floris is hammering Scotland,, listening to some Janis Joplin, the Travelling Wilburys and a few other musicians’ from my era of music. I wanted to put up a few words of a personal experience from this morning.

I had to drop my car of at a nearby Body Repair shop for a few minor repairs to done, being just…

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This is my first post so be gentle.

As a novice NLP Practitioner enrolled on the latest Practitioner course, yesterday we were discussing Meta Modelling!

At the end of yesterday’s session I was trying to build a picture in my mind about this (Meta Model); I began my thoughts as the Meta Model being an instrument in which we interpret, what we…

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