In this one, he won’t be acting as the modeler.
He’ll be the modeling coach.
What I find incredibly cool about the project is that he got involved with something I nudged him about when he published Whispering In The Wind.
If you want to better understand modeling, look at this web site and watch all the interviews — especially those with John Grinder.
Once you criss-cross references of this modeling project with the initial modeling projects that gave birth to Neurolinguistic Programming — modeling Fritz Perls, Virginia Satir and Milton Erickson — your understanding of modeling will easily quintuple (I just pulled that number out of my ***).
Seriously… This is the chance to divorce yourself of the notion that NLP somewhat equates with “therapy” just because the initial modeling was done with therapists.
Watch and learn!
Oh, and merry Christmas to you and your dear ones.
Steve
PS: HowToMasterNLP.com will be one year old next Sunday!
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Thanks for the heads up on this Steve. You’re so right about NLP having become a “therapy” or a set of “techniques.” These original guys conceived of it on a different level. I’ve met Grinder’s borther and liked him. I’ve met Bandler and liked him. I would enjoy an experience of John Grinder at some point in the near future.
Dr john Hudome