Topic: | Re:ReReReReReReReReReReRe:::::::::PATTERN HUNTER - LONDON 08/04 |
Posted by: | Stephen |
Date/Time: | 11/04/2003 21:02:34 |
Sammie, I, Stephen, posted a rather positive mini-review in this particular link. As with anything, when it gets down to description, as with Steve Andreas reviewing WITW, it is easy to get bogged down. Delayed evaluation to ask yourself what else could the author have intended might have served a lot of people who have read Whispering. Whispering is not NLP for Dummies! It takes a bit of work to earn your understandings. The book was never meant to be a New Code NLP seminar as far as I can tell. I am guessing that much of what is there is not to be challenged by thinking about it but simply by getting out there in the world and doing it. When I teach someone how to sing, I certainly do not ask them what they can do at that moment, because they do not know. They may think that they know and actually believe in their so-called limitations. I would rather have them prove themselves in actual experiences in multiple contexts. People may have every video, book, manual and tape on NLP and still not USE NLP EVERY DAY. You embody NLP, as far as I can tell, so that it becomes an engine for what you want to accomplish in the world. These are some of MY thoughts on the things that I have been DOING with NLP. Peace, Stephen |