Hi,
I'm here to reintroduce myself to NLP. In the early ninties I untook practitioner training and then drifted away from useing NLP. Recently I have reinvigorated my interest so am keen to catch up to where I was back then, looking forward to even greater exploration now.
Would welcome any assistance or advice on updating

Keith Sheppard wrote:

Hi,
I'm here to reintroduce myself to NLP. In the early ninties I untook practitioner training and then drifted away from useing NLP. Recently I have reinvigorated my interest so am keen to catch up to where I was back then, looking forward to even greater exploration now.
Would welcome any assistance or advice on updating

Hi ya

The thing I have found is NLP is timeless even though it gets updated.

Do another Prac.

John

The quickest way to find something lost around the house is to buy a replacement

John,Thanks for this you are right it is timeless. I don't feel anything has been lost in the house though, more like the tools needs a little polishing to bring out the sparkle. Trawling around this sight has in itself lessened the dust- another prac , whilst very desirable, isn't financially practical at present.

I'm curious, Keith, why you drifted away from using NLP in the first place, if you wouldn't mind giving me the gift of enlightenment.

Personally, I have a hard time even imagining myself putting those tools away, as much as I love to hone them and polish them and put them to good use.

Good question
Perhaps 'drifted away from using NLP' was misleading ,more a case of having stopped studying it's use and then moving onto other studies. I consider that there have been many aspects of NLP that I have integrated and are apart of myself but I am -or have been less conscious of using it to effect changes in myself and others.
Now I wish to consciously approach my unconscious competence- re-evaluate, and become more effective in how I apply it.