How do you get introduced to NLP?
Welll....there are three good ways to start the adventure in order of effectiveness:
1) You can read a book
2) You can watch Youtube and search on 'NLP'
3) You can come to a free NLP Evening (First Thursday of each month, sponsored by us - NLP Centres CANADA)
It occurred to me in the last few months to revamp my training system in a radical way. I'm talking giving away a huge amount of training for a ridiculously low price.
So a couple of months back, I began offering an intro to NLP course, but instead of doing an experience-lite, content free course, I decided to create a course where I really truly introduce NLP with no holds barred.
So with that in mind I created a 2-day Weekend "Introduction to NLP Course" for $199. Yep - that's about $601 less than it's worth. (and if you continue with us with your NLP training, this weekend course will be FREE - we will discount the full NLP Certification* training fee by $199...)
Okay one confession: Saturday morning is a tiny bit dry. We talk about what NLP really is. We talk about the hidden secrets of NLP. We talk about the 3 real definitions of NLP that you really won't learn anywhere else. We also find out what each student wants to learn about NLP (and how I can deliver it to them).
Then we get into the presuppositions of NLP and that's where the fun begins.
After lunch, armed with an understanding of who everyone is, what they want, and having cleared a few misconceptions about NLP, the rest of the course is a full-out NLP Practitioner Training. We actually go through as much of the NLP Practitioner Training manual as we can before Sunday at 5pm.
Right now I'm sitting in my 19th floor hotel room in Montreal getting ready for a full class beginning tomorrow morning.
If you want to learn more about upcoming Intro to NLP courses, go to http://www.nlpworks.com/nlpintro.php
If you want to learn more about NLP, please e-mail me at hugh@nlpworks.com
after all, NLPworks!
Hugh
PS - *If you want to know about NLP Training standards, they exist and cannot be attained by attending a 2, 6 or 9-day training. Click here for the real standards of NLP Certification.
1) You can read a book
2) You can watch Youtube and search on 'NLP'
3) You can come to a free NLP Evening (First Thursday of each month, sponsored by us - NLP Centres CANADA)
It occurred to me in the last few months to revamp my training system in a radical way. I'm talking giving away a huge amount of training for a ridiculously low price.
So a couple of months back, I began offering an intro to NLP course, but instead of doing an experience-lite, content free course, I decided to create a course where I really truly introduce NLP with no holds barred.
So with that in mind I created a 2-day Weekend "Introduction to NLP Course" for $199. Yep - that's about $601 less than it's worth. (and if you continue with us with your NLP training, this weekend course will be FREE - we will discount the full NLP Certification* training fee by $199...)
Okay one confession: Saturday morning is a tiny bit dry. We talk about what NLP really is. We talk about the hidden secrets of NLP. We talk about the 3 real definitions of NLP that you really won't learn anywhere else. We also find out what each student wants to learn about NLP (and how I can deliver it to them).
Then we get into the presuppositions of NLP and that's where the fun begins.
After lunch, armed with an understanding of who everyone is, what they want, and having cleared a few misconceptions about NLP, the rest of the course is a full-out NLP Practitioner Training. We actually go through as much of the NLP Practitioner Training manual as we can before Sunday at 5pm.
Right now I'm sitting in my 19th floor hotel room in Montreal getting ready for a full class beginning tomorrow morning.
If you want to learn more about upcoming Intro to NLP courses, go to http://www.nlpworks.com/nlpintro.php
If you want to learn more about NLP, please e-mail me at hugh@nlpworks.com
after all, NLPworks!
Hugh
PS - *If you want to know about NLP Training standards, they exist and cannot be attained by attending a 2, 6 or 9-day training. Click here for the real standards of NLP Certification.
posted by Hugh Comerford at 10:00 PM
2 Comments:
i think the search on Google and youtube videos will be a more useful way to start. Classes will also work when you have time to spent for it.
Thanks for your comment.
I have some strong views on this given my experience of NLP for many years and my examination of the Canadian NLP marketplace.
My first point is that NLP needs to be experienced to truly be understood. "Knowledge is rumour until it's in the muscle." This is a significant underlying tenet of NLP.
Experiencing NLP is the whole point. If you can't afford to spend $199 and a weekend learning some fantastic tools that you can use to change your life and the lives of those you live, head over to http://www.nlpworks.com/nlpintro.php
If you can, head over to http://www.nlpworks.com/nlpintro.php
:-)
3) NLP can't be credibly taught by some bogus organization using made up certification criteria.
Just because someone bonks you on the head and says, "You're a Certified NLP Practitioner!" doesn't mean they have credibility or authenticity...after all 2 or 5 or 6 or 8 or 9 Days does not a Practitioner make...
Truly - if you're interested in authenticity, honesty and getting true NLP Certification, check out all the NLP Training companies in Canada. Then go to http://www.canlp.ca/content/en/aboutnlp_guidelines#prac
If the company you are attracted to doesn't adhere to the guidelines I strongly suggest you find a company that does.
Like ours; NLP Centres CANADA has been properly training CERTIFIED practitioners since 1981. That's not to say we're old or cranky or anything - we're very passionate about NLP and how it can help you change your life and the lives of those around you.
To be very frank, we've helped many people whose training did not meet the proper guidelines. Their comments have been:
"Oh my god - that's so different and useful!"
"Thank you for your dedication. I had given up on NLP but the way you explain it makes sense."
"That trainer was a creep - I didn't feel comfortable going back for more training..."
So you choose...
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