with Richard Bandler & John La Valle
6 days in Orlando Florida February 26 - March 2, 2008, inclusive

Neuro-Linguistic Programming™ was based upon replication. Design Human Engineering™ is based on creation. Neuro-Linguistic Programming™ was based on how information is accessed sequentially. Design Human Engineering™ is based on how information is processed simultaneously.

For years Dr. Bandler studied how geniuses used their minds to accomplish what they did and was able to successfully replicate the results they produced. One day he noticed that all of the geniuses he knew got out of bed in the morning because they had to urinate. He decided that wasn't good enough.

Design Human Engineering™ takes for granted the opportunity to design internal strategies and states that are both dynamic and compelling. Think about how many good feelings you have. However many that is, it's not enough. DHE™ starts from the premise that, that which is already available to an individual is nowhere near what that person is capable of.
Read the rest here:
Design Human Engineering DHE

Besides all the hype on the internet, which in mostly innacurate, the reason most people have difficulty explaining it is because it is such an experience, that it is indescribable, very difficult to nominalize. This program as of today, will not repeated with Richard and John until 2011 because of their already busy schedules.

with 1 seminar before it and 1 after it in the USA, and no experience necessary. Those will also be posted.

You can request the full information package at:
NLP DHE Information Order Form to send in your application before the early bird deadline of December 15. Enrollment and acceptance is through application only.

Take advantage of the great US dollar while it lasts!

I'm going to this, hopefully (with a bit of luck, a long, long bus ride, a hell of a lot of tenacity, and a huge amount of credit card debt :-) and it will be my first real NLP related workshop ever. I have high hopes that it will be the thing I need to get over my lameness and make me into the amazing woman I'm supposed to be! I have big plans for saving my marriage and then moving on to saving the world and making it a better place for everyone! But up until now, I've mostly just puttered around and waited for things (like waiting for my husband to get over his little mid-life crisis, and waiting for someone to discover me and hire me to do brilliant work for the world). And while sometimes waiting is good, sometimes I think I should be doing more good of my own, ya know?

Until then, I'm reading and listening to NLP/Hypnosis stuff as much as possible, and reminding myself that I have many more choices and resources than my conscious mind realizes.

I'd also love to meet some of the NLP Connections folks who might be going, too. Anyone else heading to sunny and crazy Florida this coming February?

-Turil

Turil wrote:

I'm going to this, hopefully (with a bit of luck, a long, long bus ride, a hell of a lot of tenacity, and a huge amount of credit card debt :-) and it will be my first real NLP related workshop ever. I have high hopes that it will be the thing I need to get over my lameness and make me into the amazing woman I'm supposed to be! I have big plans for saving my marriage and then moving on to saving the world and making it a better place for everyone! But up until now, I've mostly just puttered around and waited for things (like waiting for my husband to get over his little mid-life crisis, and waiting for someone to discover me and hire me to do brilliant work for the world). And while sometimes waiting is good, sometimes I think I should be doing more good of my own, ya know?

Until then, I'm reading and listening to NLP/Hypnosis stuff as much as possible, and reminding myself that I have many more choices and resources than my conscious mind realizes.

I'd also love to meet some of the NLP Connections folks who might be going, too. Anyone else heading to sunny and crazy Florida this coming February?

-Turil

What a truly lovely person you are and good luck with a wonderful set of goals.

BTW you need to buy you husband a new white stick for Christmas.

Look forward to some long and detailed reviews of the event.

Have a great time.

John

Turil,

I am extremely curious to find out about your experience! Hope the process of rapid redesigning has begun in you!

Bharath