WARNING!

"Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) represents a significant advance in the development of human choice. It places at the discretion of the skilled and balanced practitioner options for living with quality which were previously assigned variously to fate, chance, genetics, accidents and divine influence.  It is important to me to explicate at least partially what I intend by the descriptive phrase, skilled and balanced.

The Skill issue points to the requirement in the mastery of any interesting human skill set for a commitment to practice, the personal discipline on the part of the would-be NLP practitioner to arrange his or her own context for exploring, learning and ultimately mastering of the actual body of patterning called NLP. Success at this task identifies a learner, and the result a technician.

The balanced issue refers to two requirements, first, the learner's ability to integrate the skill set (mastered by the technician) into each and every area of their life, personal as well as professional.  Secondly, once this integration of the technical skill set has occurred, the individual is faced with the awesome responsibility of exercising these choices with some wisdom.  At this point, the caterpillar bursts the confinement of the cocoon, the technician transforms herself/himself into an artist.

All the above is a somewhat circuitous (roundabout) way of cautioning the would-be NLP practitioner.  The world at the moment seems rather overflowing with people purporting to offer training in NLP.  It is here in selecting a mentor that you, the reader, may begin to exercise one of the most crucial abilities associated with artistry in the practice of NLP - namely, that of assessing the congruency of the purported trainer.  If your intuitions caution you, if you detect a discrepancy between the verbal presentation of such a person and their actual behavior and performance, keep moving and looking for an appropriate model."

John Grinder (co-creator of NLP) 

If you are seriously interested in having access to quality training or business consulting applications which rest firmly on the foundation of NLP which John Grinder intended when he co-created the discipline of NLP, then I invite you to contact me at charles@classnlp.com.

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