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Congruity among NLPers? Congruity among NLPers?


Message posted: 24th Aug 06, 02:41 pm
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What are the best examples of congruity and incongruity you have seen from NLPers either in a training or therapeutic scenario?
We hear about ''walking the walk and talking the talk'' as well as NLP modelling excellence, but does this translate into real life?


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