As an NLP Master Practitioner, I am very passionate about this subject and cannot wait to see what you will share with us.
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As an NLP Master Practitioner, I am very passionate about this subject and cannot wait to see what you will share with us.
Great we have an professional here, so you can correct me, if I am wrong about certain points in the future. As myself I am neither a practicioner, nor a master, but trained by a master for years without having any certificate there might be some unintended misinformation (also due to the language barrier).
We are here to enrich each other's map and respect the model of the world. The NLP presuppositions you described are often overlooked but in my opinion are one of the most important chapters because they provide with a unique way of thinking , the "attitude" as Richard Bandler said.
Yes, most people like to jump to conclusions and skip basics before dismissing valid and helping concepts. If you haven't heard Erickson, Satir and Perls talk, you'll probably never understand in depth what NLP really is about. It's like building a house with a basement, then forgetting about the basement, never using the basement and then wondering why it becomes mouldy and rotten.