By Bevis Moynan (United Kingdom) Many people in the coaching and personal development world can at times get carried away by the latest coaching trend, ditching their previous philosophy to latch onto the latest thing. Within NLP one of the key principles is that of curiosity which means taking
By Mal Williamson (United Kingdom) Coaching creators are wonderfully satisfying because I know they will go off and make new work that enriches all our lives. However, they are different. This article outlines three key areas to bear in mind when motivating, healing and developing artists, musicians and all
By Nadia Themistokleous – iCN Journalist(Cyprus) I read your book and it is amazing. I have seen your work and you manage to correlate psychotherapy with coaching. We are hearing many times about NLP but what really NLP is? Few words about Lisa De Rjik that we have the
By Paola Francesi – iCN Journalist (Italy/UK) I was delighted to meet with Rachel Bamber, PCC, Leadership Coach, an expert in Brighter thinking and how to achieve peak performance both in professional and personal life. Interestingly, Rachel prides herself for being the very first person in the world to
By Krisztina Csurgo – iCN Journalist (Hungary/Egypt) Iványos-Szabó Zoltán az NLP módszer egyik sikeres hazai gyakorlója, aki közel 25 éve alkalmazza a különböző technikákat nemcsak a munkája és coaching ülései során de a magánéletében is. A Fókusz coaching módszer megalkotója, célkitűzési- és életúttervezéséi specialista, aki 2011-ben elnyerte az Év Coach cimet.
By Lukasz Wieczorek (Poland) Wielu z nas posiada w życiu pasje, hobby, czy zainteresowania. Niektóre pojawiają się już we wczesnych latach, inne odkrywamy dużo później. Jedne trwają bez mała przez całe życie, drugie są jak intensywny rozbłysk – szybko się pojawiają i równie szybko gasną. Ile osobowości, tyle sposobów
By Jimmy Petruzzi (United Kingdom) (1st Part can be found in iCN Issue 16 - NLP & Coaching; pages 27-30) IDENTITY FORMATION The sense of identity appears early in life as the infant begins to separate itself from the mother in what they previously viewed as an undifferentiated unit.
