Archive for the 'Focus' Category
Parts Once I knew this guy who was a well-respected businessman in his field. I’m not exactly sure what kind of field it was; it had something to do with manufacturing electronic parts or something. And to tell you the truth I’m not absolutely certain what his particular job was. Something to do with engineering [...]
April 25th, 2010 | Posted in Communication Skill, Flexibility, Focus, Metaphor | No Comments
Where Am I? So what do you do when you suddenly find yourself lost? That’s what happened to me once. I heard from a friend of a friend about this magnificent party, and he’d heard from another friend some convoluted directions to get there. Both of us, and the friend, had only been living in [...]
April 19th, 2010 | Posted in Focus, Hypnosis, Life Skills, Memories, Memory Skills, Metaphor, Model of the World, Perception | No Comments
Can You Repeat That Please? I remember once I played a game with a group of highly educated, professional ESL students I was teaching. I’ve heard this game called “Chinese whispers,” or the “telephone game,” or other things. I even remember playing it once or twice as a kid. And even with a group of [...]
April 12th, 2010 | Posted in Evolution, Flexibility, Focus, Language, Learning, Metaphor | No Comments
Finders Keepers So I went down to the video store the other day to return this DVD that I’d forgotten about. It was about three weeks overdue and I thought I might get into big trouble, or at least have to pay a big fine. I really should look into netflix or something similar. So [...]
April 11th, 2010 | Posted in Flexibility, Focus, Goals, Metaphor, Model of the World, Stories | No Comments
Follow The Bouncing Ball Once I had this friend who had this really overactive imagination. I guess overactive isn’t quite the right term, as I don’t suppose his biochemical neuro activity was any more or less than the next guy. But he had two things that stood out when it came to his imagination. He [...]
April 6th, 2010 | Posted in Beliefs, Brain Power, Creativity, Focus, Metaphor, how to | No Comments
Keep Your Eye On The Ball When I was a kid I played little league. One of my problems was watching the ball hit the bat. I remember my coach was always saying to do just that, but I kept looking up to where I wanted the ball to go, or where I expected it [...]
April 4th, 2010 | Posted in Focus, Goals, Hypnosis, Metaphor, how to | No Comments
Horizons Once a long time ago I took a drive with a friend of mine. We started in Los Angeles, and our only goal was to make it to some city in New Jersey within a certain amount of time. I think it was something like five days. That’s about three thousand miles over five [...]
April 3rd, 2010 | Posted in Choice, Confidence, Focus, Goals, Metaphor, how to | No Comments
Endless Horizons I have a friend that lives in Korea. He’s never been to any other countries, and he told me the country he’d like to visit most is the United States. Not move there to live or anything, just to visit. I asked him why, and he gave me a rather peculiar answer, but [...]
March 29th, 2010 | Posted in Covert Persuasion, Fears, Flexibility, Focus, Metaphor, Model of the World, NLP Tips, Patience | No Comments
You Are Hunter I was sorting through this old stack of books I have, in order to see which ones I want to keep, and which ones I want to get rid of. I’m getting ready to move in a few days, and I don’t want to bring too much extra junk with me. I [...]
March 24th, 2010 | Posted in Choice, Evolution, Focus, Goals, Metaphor | No Comments
Extra Bacon The other day I was walking down the street, heading for my favorite sandwich shop. They make their own bread, and usually make whatever you want, although they do have a menu they use sometimes. I think the menu is for people that go there for the first time, but they will make [...]
March 17th, 2010 | Posted in Covert Persuasion, Focus, Metaphor, Stories | No Comments