johw

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by johw 11y ago
There are always multiple ways to tackle a problem. Both ways help. However I do not find it useful to start out with your approach, because it is more complicated, takes more action and is hard to communicate, especially in the context of
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by johw 11y ago
Comparing to others is not the problem. Focusing on differences is. The solution is to focus on similarities instead of differences. By focusing on differences, you will always find something to let you feel inferior, let you stop tackling
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by johw 11y ago
That I do not know. However, that is not always the case. AFAIK Hypnosis after Milton H. Erickson is also part of NLP and similar terminology (if not the same) is used there.
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by johw 11y ago
Yes you are right in the scientific approach. What's more, NLP was not really developed. The techniques have been copied - or "stolen" - from other approaches, starting with Gestalt therapy. Therefore it's not a simple c
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by johw 11y ago
That is interesting. To sum up, you say that a technique which NLP uses was non-NLP before and works, that's why NLP is not scientific? Maybe I'm too tired right now, but for me that's a clearer NLP pro argument than I could
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by johw 11y ago
Sorry about the bad terminilogy, I have my input from a psychology student. Maybe someone can clarify about the correct terminology. I researched more, and at least the wikipedia arguments against NLP are critisized heavily, too. http:&#x2
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by johw 11y ago
I do not know how NLP is taught right know, however I'll explain how I come to that conclusion with a reference to the mentioned book from steve andreas. One of the basic tools of NLP is what is called "anchoring". An anchor
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by johw 11y ago
I do not know what experiences you made so that you think NLP is "such a big lie". It is a toolbox of methods which generally do work. Many of them are applied in behavioral therapy, which is proved to have an outstanding effect o
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by johw 11y ago
From my observations, the 'No true X' Fallacy comes into play when a person identifies himself with his skill...it becomes his identity so much that if he encounteres someone better at "his" skill, he feels his identity
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by johw 11y ago
I once experienced something similar in a beach volleyball match. We were up to a pair of much better...and much larger... players, but we were highly motivated and had a lot of fun. Suddenly I noticed that everything slowed down A LOT and
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by johw 13y ago
I'm using dropbox for document backups. Just edit your files inside your dropbox folder and your documents will be versioned.
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by johw 13y ago
There are some API's you can use to send such SMS, e.g. the Tropo API. You don't even need a phone for it, works online https://www.developergarden.com/apis/apis-sdks/telekom-tropo...