Topic: | NLP and Profit |
Posted by: | Renee Levant |
Date/Time: | 29/07/2003 07:27:55 |
Greetings friends! I notice most nlp centers organize themselves as for profit businesses. For me the pre-suppositions are really a call to a "way of life" and Nlp a "mission". I have many questions about how I see nlp becoming a sort of club for the upper class around the world. The potential of NLP to empower ordinary folk is so great. Yet I hear little in any nlp circles about serving poor and lower/ middle class. Many programs offer little in the way of discounts to those who cannot afford the programs..and conversations about economic justice appeal to a very small subgroup I am wondering what thoughts John Grinder and others here might have on NLP and money? Would a not for profit NLP institute be fundementally different than those that are "for profit"? Looking foward to your thoughts Renee Levant |
Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
NLP and Profit | 29/07/2003 07:27:55 | Renee Levant |
Re:NLP and Profit | 29/07/2003 13:48:13 | John Schertzer |
Re:NLP and Profit | 30/07/2003 08:09:36 | Christian |
Re:Re:NLP and Profit | 30/07/2003 17:28:23 | Renee Levant |
Re:Re:Re:NLP and Profit | 30/07/2003 20:24:21 | John Schertzer |
Re:Re:Re:Re:NLP and Profit | 31/07/2003 00:35:16 | Renee Levant |
Re:NLP and Profit | 30/07/2003 10:54:18 | Nick Dunton |
Re:Re:NLP and Profit | 31/07/2003 12:45:58 | Ian Newton |
Re:NLP and Profit | 30/07/2003 17:33:42 | Renee Levant |
Re:NLP and Profit | 31/07/2003 01:21:58 | Michael Carroll |