Nick Kemp Blog

As previously mentioned there are also many great developments in the world of NLP and it’s important not to come across as “the canary of despair” (a wonderful phrase coined by my wife!) This bubble bursting means that many of the public are looking for greater value from trainings and are more questioning their workshop choices. Similarly many trainers are becoming more creative and looking at niche training which is really exciting.  Even better news is that many such events are for sensible sized groups and products are of a much higher standard and of a greater quality. In tougher times people just need to do better and become more competitive.

Anglo American Books have taken over the London NLP Conference and they have a great pedigree in promoting NLP and Hypnosis. This year there is a whole day dedicated to NLP in education which is worth checking out. My good friend and colleague Andrew T Austin is involved in some great new work on metaphors in movement, Al Whitton one of the UK’s most successful martial arts individuals is developing “The Fighting Mind”, Doug O Brien in NY is developing Neo Ericksonian Hypnosis and is my partner in the Stories from the Outside Inn Project, Steve Andreas continues to promote excellent trainers and Real People Press has become the bench mark for quality publishing. Sue Knight also seems to be going from strength to strength and I hear good reports from those attending her events.

The IASH conference in San Francisco attracts new presenters and the NLP Research and Development project also promises a great deal. My site www.nlpmp3.com will continue to promote all styles of NLP, not just my personal likes. After all the more the discussion and debate, the greater the chance for new ideas to appear in a manner that really helps others!