In a previous blog entry (here), I discussed the fact that I recognised that not everyone who wants to learn NLP would choose my training courses. However, I am a passionate advocate of NLP and want everyone who experiences NLP to have a positive experience and learn it effectively, therefore I wrote a guide about [...] Read more »
rapport: how to really match, mirror and pace
There is a myth in teaching people rapport that seems persist… That is, if you want to get in rapport (the precursor to creating a meaningful connection, get the person to “like” or agree with you, etc) with someone you need to somehow mimic that persons body posture and movement: If they cross their legs, [...] Read more »
