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 This is the first of a series of guest posts that I’m going to be running on alternate Thursdays. I want to bring in other bloggers or even non-bloggers that will get you lovely people thinking differently. Some will be funny, some instructional, some bizarre (hopefully) and some just good old fashioned interesting. I hope you’ll welcome the authors by checking out their sites and maybe stirring the pot by leaving a comment. We  Some obvious and some not so obvious ways to overcome you fears of speaking in public.  I was sat outside Starbucks last week chatting with two friends, best selling author, John Strelecky and local marketing guy, Thom Scott. I was telling them about the free coaching offer I recently ran and the brilliant response. I explained I’d had a much quieter January than expected, especially after being so busy in the run up to Thanksgiving and the holiday period. January is usually my busiest month of the year, but this  Todays post is a guest article from Glen Allsopp from PluginID that disappointingly offers no advice whatsoever on becoming a zookeeper. So if that’s what you’re after I suggest you move along because there’s nothing to see, the rest of you can read on and I hope you enjoy it and can take the time to comment. Common areas of life where we wish to improve often include our health, our relationships, our wealth  To get a firm grasp on what the young scallywag NLP is really all about you have to understand the presuppositions that it was built upon. There are as many of 27 presuppositions depending on where you look and who you listen to, but there are about a dozen or so that seem to make up the core and demonstrate the true philosophy. These are in effect, the belief system of NLP and it  I recently paid a visit to the new Whole Foods store that has opened on Sandlake Rd here in Orlando. As anybody that knows me will testify, I LOVE my food. I also like a wide variety of different types of food. Whole Foods has a huge selection gathered from not just all over the US, but also all over the world. It is in a lot of respects my idea of food heaven.  Can you remember the last time you bought something because it was on offer or just really, really cheap? Maybe you were unsure and the cunning sales person closed the deal by offering a never to be repeated ‘sweetener’ that kicked into gear the “Wow, I’d be a fool to pass up on such a great deal, and anyway I really need a free new pair of lederhosen and silly hat” decision making process? |
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