Happy New Year
I hope you will all be happy, healthy, wealthy and wise in 2009. Have a very Happy New Year. All the best, Andy
New Year Clarifications
Image by Jessica Bee via Flickr It’s the season of New Year’s Resolutions. Perhaps prodded by optimism or guilt we decide to undertake a worthy project for the New Year: loosing weight, taking up exercise, learning French, being nicer to our in-laws. I’ve got more than a few candidates for New Year’s Resolutions things I [...]
NLP Café: Laughter Workshop
The NLP Cafe run by IntegrityNLP is starting the New Year in style by taking one of the most important aspects of life very seriously! Laughter! This laughter workshop is hosted by Keith Adams of Voluntary Aspirations. The event will be fun, stimulating and you will laugh out loud a lot. There are a maximum [...]
The Problem With Learning EFT
There’s a problem with learning EFT at a Beginner’s EFT or EFT Level 1 training or some other informal introduction. Lot’s of people seem to have trouble using EFT effectively for themselves. Here are a few potential snags that get in the way of successful use of EFT: You are not sure what to do: [...]
Reasons to be cheerful
According to my sniffling and coughing friends there’s a ‘bug going around’. The thought of something being contagious does not make people cheerful in the normal run of things. That might be about to change. In the British Medical Journal there’s an article that demonstrates that happiness is also contagious and spreads through social groups. [...]
You’re talking my kind of language
In NLP we are committed to respecting and communicating in ways that work for our clients, students or colleagues. In North Vancouver they seem to be promoting the same principles across species. I suspect the author is a keen fan of the Gary Larson cartoons which explore these themes in great depth.
Framing Revisited
A little while ago in Framing the debate: bail out or rescue I mentioned an article on the BBC News website how the debate about financial aid given by governments to banks (and just about everyone else now) is being framed by the words used. I mentioned at the end of the article an excellent [...]
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