NLP Coaching

I’m very selective with the value I put on diplomas and accreditations. Those of you who know NLP and Values Levels will understand very well why. The ones that really mean something in terms of one’s competence and ability are very rare, but when you get them, you know it’s…

By Adriana James and Brett Ellis In previous three parts (to read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 click on the respective link) of this article we have covered a large ground of ideas and concepts defining how our minds construct our goals, how setting goals is important, who in turn define…

What is like to be an NLP Practitioner? What would life be like? Short answer – very different! But then you might ask: different how? Well, you could say that it is possible for you to master the art of success and realization. You could be in charge of your…

By Adriana James and Brett Ellis In Part 1 and Part 2 of this article we wrote about the importance of knowing what you want, defining what you want, and we introduced the notion of “boundaries”. Here’s something to ponder, and we are aware that we have addressed this issue in previous…

I received the following testimonial from one of our successful NLP and Time Line Therapy® Trainer graduates. In fact it is not directly from her but from one of her students which I do not know personally. Her name is Camelia Paduraru and based on the testimonial she forwarded to…

By Adriana James and Brett Ellis In Part 1 of this article we discussed the importance of defining (creating boundaries) for your goals and expanded from that into the bigger picture of your life. We defined our “boundaries” as “indicating the limit or the extent of what we think we are, the…

An imaginary satirical metaphor. Think about it. How do you tell an ant that it is: Sexless Works for everybody else in a sterile slave-like capacity It has no other purpose than to work, work and ,work for the benefit of all others. Supposing you could establish any kind of…

By Adriana James and With Brett Ellis In NLP we learn the technique called Keys to an Achievable Outcome. In Time Line Therapy® we learn how to define goals so they are most achievable.  Both techniques discuss setting our “boundaries” in the process of defining what we want. What does that mean?…

Change happens all the time and conscious change can be arduous. How would you like to learn how to make positive change in a moment and achieve one of your best years yet?! Have a look at this short video with Dr. Adriana James where she has a personal message…