| Topic: | I believe this one falls under the heading of ethics... |
| Posted by: | Stephen |
| Date/Time: | 18/01/2003 06:45:51 |
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Carmen and John, I do not believe that I can be an honest and effective practioner of NLP until I: Am able to achieve and maintain a bodyfat composition that is healthy for me. And have a choice in having a phobic response to blood being drawn or not. This is an ongoing debate that I am in with a rather competent practioner of Classic Code NLP. He calls this a cop out. I call it integrity. Any thoughts on the matter? Be well, Stephen |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| I believe this one falls under the heading of ethics... | 18/01/2003 06:45:51 | Stephen |
| Re:I believe this one falls under the heading of ethics... | 18/01/2003 11:40:38 | Lewis Walker |
| Re:Re:I believe this one falls under the heading of ethics... | 18/01/2003 18:47:18 | John Grinder |
| Re:Re:Re:I believe this one falls under the heading of ethics... | 18/01/2003 22:04:24 | Stephen |
| Re:I believe this one falls under the heading of ethics... | 27/01/2003 21:34:32 | nj |
| Re:Re:I believe this one falls under the heading of ethics... | 28/01/2003 02:38:59 | Stephen |
| Topic: Modeling, To: Stephen. A reply to Stephen | 30/01/2003 00:49:00 | nj |
| Re:Topic: Modeling, To: Stephen. A reply to Stephen | 30/01/2003 03:13:26 | Stephen |
| Re:Re:Topic: Modeling, To: Stephen. A reply to Stephen | 30/01/2003 06:34:45 | nj |
| Re:Re:Re:Topic: Modeling, To: Stephen. A reply to Stephen | 31/01/2003 01:42:27 | Stephen |
| Re: I must have left it in my other pants... | 31/01/2003 14:55:21 | Rob Manson |