February 2015
Welcome to Personal Effects for February……this month two quite different reflections from recent delegates on what completing their NLP Business Practitioner has meant for them…and news of Dr David Fraser’s new book…
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/in February 2015 /by Admin2Picture the scene, 6 baby birds sitting in their nest waiting for the wise mother bird to return with a worm or at least that’s what it felt like on the first morning of the recent NLP Business Practitioner course. 6 newbies eager to be fed. That was some weeks ago now and what a trip it has been………………
Using the Outcome Frame and putting myself at Cause*
/in February 2015 /by Admin2Above and beyond the value that my NLP learning has added to my coaching practice, and to my work with others, is the value that it has brought to me personally. So being what I call ‘deliciously selfish’ for a moment, I’ll share an epiphany I had whilst on the NLP Business Practitioner programme with Florence.
The Mastery of Leadership – New Book by Dr David Fraser !
/in February 2015 /by Admin2Dr David Fraser author of ‘Relationship Mastery’ has a new book out in March called ‘The Mastery of Leadership: Presence and Practice in Transformational Change’ ….and I have been privileged to read the draft copy……………
You might be interested in…………
/in February 2015 /by Admin2A TED talk this time by researcher Daniele Quercia who demos “happy maps” that take into account not only the route you want to take, but how you want to feel along the way.