Hiii

Diyar,

You are not old enough yourself to know what is getting old.

Venus

my dear Venus

But I know almost everything about Nlp ,, and to me DHE and NHR is far more interesting than NLP ... but It's just me...

Oh and did you know that age is just a number ??

Wow, almost everything about NLP at 20. How did you manage that?

Hi Nick

Maybe I should be more specific,,

I mean I have read like every Nlp book (R. bandler, J.grinder, M.Erickson) ... so theoreticly I know everything about NLP... but ofcourse practicly I know much less...

but its just that DHE and NHR sound more intreseting


age is still just a number

I mean I have read like every Nlp book (R. bandler, J.grinder, M.Erickson) ... so theoreticly I know everything about NLP... but ofcourse practicly I know much less...

Such a statement demonstrates how little you know about NLP my friend. NLP is integrated and learnt through practical experience.

There is no ceiling in learning NLP. After 16 years in the field I am still learming, I am also developing. To propose you know everything about a field shuts down new learning opportunities.

You may find DHE and NHR more interesting, that does not mean you know NLP though.


Michael

By all means find out more about DHE and NHR but don't ignore NLP as there is so much more than what you know from reading books.

I believe you could spend many years just understanding a small book like "An Insiders guide to submodalities", the thing is that the world is your laboratory and your playground. Read a few pages then go out and interact.

If you learn about the universe by looking through a telescope then your experience will be very different to learning about it by looking through a microscope. And yet there will be people who use neither who know a completely different universe. Sometimes you just a have to open your eyes.

Diyar,

You're right. Age is still just a number.

Sometimes, however, there is significance attached to that number -- and for good reason.

Venus

What is the one thing you don't know yet that has so far stopped you from appreciating how much more there is to learn?

rekoj wrote:

I mean I have read like every Nlp book (R. bandler, J.grinder, M.Erickson) ... so theoreticly I know everything about NLP... but ofcourse practicly I know much less...

Only much less?

John

I had lunch with a chess champion the other day and it took him twenty minutes to pass the salt

well what can I say??

I don't know if you guys are using your NLP skills on me,, but you got me,, and I complettley agree with you...

and thnks for your time..

again happy to be here