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Sangram Takmoge
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Amber Knox invited me to dinner one hundred and twenty hours before Brody would fly to New York, and he and I would meet for the first time that mid-evening in December.
“NLP is not a model of psychopathology (study of mental illness). NLP makes no diagnoses about a person’s mental health or illness. Its focus is purely on results. It proposes that people are not broken – they work perfectly to produce the results they are getting even if the results are not desirable. If a person doesn’t like the results they are getting, NLP provides tools to help them get the results they desire.”
― A Practical Guide to NLP: Turn Negatives into Positives
― A Practical Guide to NLP: Turn Negatives into Positives
“I sipped my coffee and made a pledge with myself to say not a damned thing.”
― Awake in the Mad World
― Awake in the Mad World
“Neurolinguistic Programming refers to the three most important facets in creating our human experience: neurology, language and programming.”
― A Practical Guide to NLP: Turn Negatives into Positives
― A Practical Guide to NLP: Turn Negatives into Positives
“One of Bandler and Grinder’s early books was entitled The Structure of Magic, and as Arthur C. Clarke once said: ‘Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.’ Many people have drawn similar conclusions regarding NLP.”
― A Practical Guide to NLP: Turn Negatives into Positives
― A Practical Guide to NLP: Turn Negatives into Positives
“It isn’t only that we know less than we pretend about the outside world; we don’t even know ourselves all that well. Most people are terrible at the seemingly simple task of assessing their own talents. As two psychologists recently put it in an academic journal: “Despite spending more time with themselves than with any other person, people often have surprisingly poor insight into their skills and abilities.” A classic example: when asked to rate their driving skills, roughly 80 percent of respondents rated themselves better than the average driver.”
― Think Like a Freak
― Think Like a Freak
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