For most of my life, I've studied martial arts, music, dance, architecture, NLP, Coaching, the Feldenkrais method and several other modalities to explore how people create change or develop new abilities in their life. With many of my colleagues I've explored the intersections of these various modalities. The idea of this blog is to create a dialog about these overlapping principles, techniques and methodologies. As NLP developer David Gordon says, experience has structure. This site is an exploration of that structure.
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2 comments:
Hi Rob,
Nice to see you start this!
Ready to read more.
cb
Thanks Charlie! Like your site, I believe the quality of the content and especially links is critical. In any case, it's a place for me to get a bunch a stuff out of my head and on a page somewhere. Have a great trip!
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