Brian Link
08-31-2004, 11:05 PM
Aside from the rather obvious benefits of being able to gain control over your life, one thing that just struck me as very powerful about NLP is modelling successful people.
I'm fortunate in knowing several quite successful musicians. As a musician, and not quite successful, it would be a great boon for me to learn what they do and then do it myself.
Of course it would be common sense to just corner them and say "golly, why are you so successful?" - but I have a feeling that modelling as used in NLP is a bit more refined than this...
Is this something taught in Practitioner Training? Any books that refer to it?
Thank you.
I'm fortunate in knowing several quite successful musicians. As a musician, and not quite successful, it would be a great boon for me to learn what they do and then do it myself.
Of course it would be common sense to just corner them and say "golly, why are you so successful?" - but I have a feeling that modelling as used in NLP is a bit more refined than this...
Is this something taught in Practitioner Training? Any books that refer to it?
Thank you.