NLP, language and exagerations

One of the most useful things I learned from a decade of studying NLP is the use of language in personal and group communications. Amazingly many NLPers even after extensive training can fall into the trap of not paying attention to how they say in written and spoken communications.

Common mistakes are using many of the following phrases that suggest failure. These include

"Try to"
"Hopefully"
"Strive to"

There can also tendency to exagerate sometimes ludicrous extent. I saw a youtube video recently on NLP in Education where the speaker referred to statistics on improvements learning that were shall we say "somewhat optimistic..."

Beyond NLP and Hypnosis

I originally studied NLP and Hypnosis in the 1990s and from 2004 taught NLP Prac and Master Prac certificated events. In 2004 I met Frank Farrelly the creator of Provocative Therapy and since then studied his approaches to then integrate these insights alongside Ericksonian Hypnosis to produce the "Provocative Change Works" approach which I use with great effect in private practice.

This combination IMO produces even faster and more integrated results with clients than NLP and in 2009 I am teaching what I have learned in the UK, USA and Europe.

Workshop dates can be found at www.nickkemp.com

Provocative Change Works insights can be found at
www.provocativechangeworks.com

New NLP additions to www.nlpmp3.com

I just added a number of new mp3s to www.nlpmp3.com including interviews by Laura Spicer with Richard Bandler and other known NLP trainers on the power of voice. The site now also contains a substantial number of excellent paid products covering lots of different conditions from some excellent NLP practitioners!

NLPmp3 reamains unique as an unmoderated NLP resource with contraibutions from many different schools of NLP, providing FREE material, downloaded by thousands from across the planet!

Different views in the world of NLP

I have in recent years lamented the crazy territorial battles that occur in the world of NLP and for this reason among others
www.nlpmp3.com remains neutral representing a host of different trainer views. Without this diversity NLP is IMO seen to be more about "whose got the best map" rather than producing excellent results!
I have had the benefit of interacting with NLPers from all schools of NLP and have found these interactions very useful. Its easy to also forget that as well as the high profile names in NLP, there are some excellent very skilled individuals on the planet, including Richard Gray among many others. Such folks don't tend to post on the somewhat crazy NLP newsgroups, but instead quietly get on with really using these NLP skills to help others.

2009 for NLPmp3 and About Time

In 2009 www.nlpmp3.com will continue to grow as the central resource for NLP downloads all of which are unedited and uncensored, allowing browsers to explore NLP from many viewpoints.

As well as the huge variety of NLP and other international trainers, we have a host of excellent paid products, including the full Human Alchemy series of CDs, including "About Time"

Here is the latest review of the About Time download

"I thought this looked good, and downloaded it a few days ago. I still keep finding new things in it, tho there is a tendency to drift off and miss bits LOL. Certainly there is much more to it than 'just' time and time distortion, a lot of NLP and other fields included, as well as loads for personal development and skill development.
IMO, this is great value, I realised I'd actually got more than I
expected, which is rare with most products. Too soon I think for any specific comments, each experience with it still seems different at the moment"
Cameron

About Time was originally released in 2003 and should not be confused with a number of products by the same or similar name released after that date