Posted by: nlpboot on: May 29, 2009
For those of you who are following our progress but not in attendance last Wednesday evening, I can say that meeting regularly is helping us get comfortable working together and this helps everything to go smoother. Similar to our last boot, the initial planned “warm-up” using Salad cards turned out to be the main event. [...]
Posted by: nlpboot on: May 16, 2009
Hi again, Last Wednesday we met again with a fairly structured approach that seemed to work well. We started off by using Jamie Smart’s NLP Belief Buster Salad cards. Each person contributed one limiting belief with the duel cause-effect structure, e.g. “I can’t start a new business because I’ve never done anything like it before” [...]
Posted by: nlpboot on: April 30, 2009
Keep it simple, take care of the basics, have clearly defined Outcomes…these are some of the things I learned from our latest Boot session Wednesday evening. I came to it with a a few vague ideas of what to do and discovered that our subject – Trance – is a far bigger and more intimidating [...]
Posted by: nlpboot on: April 16, 2009
Our second NLP Boot practice session yesterday evening produced a number of good things. A brief presentation/discussion on belief structures and submodalities led us into working with the belief of one participant that she “can’t run”. This quickly branched out into a conversation on what being able to run would do for her and larger [...]
Posted by: nlpboot on: April 3, 2009
Our first NLP Boot session yesterday evening was, in my opinion, a complete and unqualified success! We tried a few improvisational games to warm us up until everyone arrived (some had trouble finding the place). Once all seven of us were present, there was a free-form and somewhat chaotic series of activities that included sharing what we [...]
