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		<title>What Do You Really Want?</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 2008 22:00:37 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Mark Liew</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[As we start our new year fresh from the festive season, I am smiling with curiosity, excitement, and eager anticipation of what 2009 will look, sound and feel like. Being a trainer focusing on communication and leadership, I travel to different countries to run training programs. While there are distinctions that nationality and culture bring [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-166" title="choice" src="http://selfleadership.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/choice_sm.jpg" alt="choice" width="180" height="135" />As we start our new year fresh from the festive season, I am smiling<br />
with  curiosity, excitement, and eager anticipation of what 2009 will<br />
look, sound  and feel like.</p>
<p>Being a<a href="http://www.selfleadership.com/trainers.htm"> trainer</a> focusing on communication and leadership,  I travel to<br />
different countries to run training programs.<span id="more-162"></span> While there are<br />
distinctions that nationality and culture bring to these programs, a<br />
common experience is that people approach me to teach them <a href="http://selfleadership.com/blog/topic/nlp/what-is-nlp/#more-27">Neuro<br />
Linguistic Programming</a>, and that they have heard of NLP although they<br />
do not really understand what it is about.</p>
<p>NLP is a practical  communication model for relating with ourselves, as<br />
well as with the people  around us. I do find it curious though that<br />
although it is a communication  model in itself, NLP has been a<br />
challenge for some to describe to others  using simple words. There<br />
certainly is an enthusiasm for learning the  technical details of NLP.<br />
However the challenge in explaining NLP in  non-technical terms has led<br />
to confusion, distrust, and <a href="http://selfleadership.com/blog/topic/nlp/is-nlp-dangerous/#more-36">skepticism</a> on the  subject.</p>
<p>For a communication model, I think NLP should be easy to  understand<br />
and more importantly, easy to apply to ones life. Like learning  the<br />
alphabet or learning to count, it is about the regular applications<br />
and joys that you get from perhaps reading a beautifully written<br />
passage or maybe receiving dividends from profitable financial<br />
investments. I know I smile at the many letters and numbers for what<br />
they represent.</p>
<p>With NLP, it could be about raising profits in  business, influencing<br />
people in leadership, or building closer  relationships with your loved<br />
ones. Or perhaps it could be about being  clear on your goals or new<br />
year resolutions, getting the self-confidence to  achieve them, and<br />
having that satisfaction at the end.</p>
<p>For me, I am  looking forward to this new year for the people and<br />
places, for they  represent the change, choices and enjoyment of life<br />
for me, and sharing  about the applications of NLP is a way of<br />
achieving that.</p>
<p>What would  your answer be, one that really makes you smile, when you<br />
ask yourself:<em><strong> “What do I really want?”</strong></em></p>
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