Discussion:
Alexander Technique
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Jon wrote:
Thats the problem, labelling something NLP when it was already in practice and making out NLP is some wonderful thing that is a manifestation of EVERYTHING that happens to work:- just because something was observed by an NLPer, that does not make it NLP.
Now here's the crap I can't understand, why are people giving this a thumbs down? If I review the making of a car through an NLP lens and then go around calling this modern transportation device an NLP-based-transportation-device. Then are you lot not going to say "thats not NLP , you're merely copying??"
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Jon wrote:
Thats the problem, labelling something NLP when it was already in practice and making out NLP is some wonderful thing that is a manifestation of EVERYTHING that happens to work:- just because something was observed by an NLPer, that does not make it NLP.
Now here's the crap I can't understand, why are people giving this a thumbs down? If I review the making of a car through an NLP lens and then go around calling this modern transportation device an NLP-based-transportation-device. Then are you lot not going to say "thats not NLP , you're merely copying??"
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Jon wrote:
Now here's the crap I can't understand, why are people giving this a thumbs down? If I review the making of a car through an NLP lens and then go around calling this modern transportation device an NLP-based-transportation-device. Then are you lot not going to say "thats not NLP , you're merely copying??"
I get 'thumbs downs' on a regular basis, Jon, often when I think I've said something spot on, which really pees me off.
But, as ever "The real meaning of your communication is the effect it has on the other person"... ho-hum :cool:
Personally, I find all your posts most interesting, but your righteous indignation is most entertaining of all...
perhaps if your strops weren't so entertaining, folk wouldn't keep winding you up just to see you explode....?

Popcorn anyone...?
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Re: Alexander Technique
Moshe Feldenkrais learned from Alexander and Moshe was quite an influence on Richard Bandler.