![]() I am delighted to be presenting again at this year's International Clean Conference in London. My session, 10p Thinking: A Clean and Crafty Look at the Unconscious, is on the Sunday afternoon. | Michaelmallows@gmail.com (44) 020 8202 3373 (44) 07973 210 830 S E T 37 Layfield Road Hendon London NW4 3UH | Crafty
Listening incorporates elements of Clean
Language, NLP, EFT and other
models/ theories to facilitate self-awareness and
self-management, and the influencing skills required
to relate, debate, argue, plan, discuss, mediate, teach, coach,
supervise, negotiate, parent and otherwise communicate effectively,
efficiently, respectfully and powerfully. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Some folk say, "Doesn't crafty mean sly, devious,underhand?" I say, "Yes, but crafty also relates to craft, skill and dexterity." Which does not discount the fact that some folk will (even you and I might) attempt to control others craftily with cunning and wiliness.Crafty Listening helps to counter the need for tangled webs and deviousness. |
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Half day seminars |
Crafty Listening and NLP
A discussion on Radio 4's Word of Mouth with Michael Rosen former Children's poet Laureate. Some words that link to the acronym have changed e.g. Responsive instead of rapport and Assertiveness rather than attentive, | |
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