I have been having a conversation with one of my colleagues about pattern detection and self-calibration. In simple terms - how do you know what’s going on with you?

Have you ever heard someone shout, “I AM NOT BEING UNREASONABLE!” when you can clearly see they are. The thing is, at the time, they genuinely think they are not. Our left brain is fantastic at telling us stories, and generally has no awareness of our behaviour or attitude, only the logical part of the argument.

So, even when you are trained to spot reactions in others, it can be difficult to notice them in yourself. The only way to check in on how you are behaving is to search for the feelings in your body. When you are stressed you will almost stop breathing and there will be tension somewhere. The more you become aware of the wealth of valuable messages your body provides, the closer you will get to what’s really going on for you.

Daryll has just returned from another week with his mentor Dr. John Grinder and is ‘bouncing off the walls’ with enthusiasm for the new coaching patterns he has been playing with.

He will be running a one-off day of New Code NLP on the 13th May at our premises in Reading.

If you have never experienced NLP before, this is a really practical introduction in ‘plain english’. Daryll will be using high performance coaching activities including the high performance game used to train pilots at NASA.

For experienced Practitioners, Daryll will be demonstrating how you can make your NLP even cleaner (with less content), more generative (working with ’state’) and more empowering for your clients (focussing on solo application).

The cost for the day is £75 (excluding VAT) and it’s open to everyone so feel free to bring a friend or colleague. The dress code is informal; ensure that you clothing allows freedom of movement.

Numbers are limited and it’s ‘first come first served’. To reserve a place today: Call Swen on 0118 900 1527 or complete the form on our contact page.

Best regards

The team at noggin.

Our premises is Davidson House, Forbury Square, Reading, Berks, RG1 3EU (25 minutes from Paddington by train).

The dress code is informal, ensure that you clothing allows freedom of movement