Mar 2 2009

Psycho-Economics

Posted by L. Michael Hall, Ph.D.
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psycho-economicsI was surprised by the downturn in the economy during 2008.  For me, it came as a surprise.  I really did not expect it.  At first I figured it was just the natural ups-and-downs of the market.  But then at the end of 2008 it seemed to explode taking the markets really down and then in Dec. and January came all of the shocking surprises about just how deep and pervasive was the downturn.  Continue Reading »


Feb 22 2009

Self Development

Posted by Andrew Bryant, CSP
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self development“We live in an age of unprecedented opportunity: if you’ve got ambition and smarts, you can rise to the top of your chosen profession, regardless of where you started out. But with opportunity comes responsibility. Companies today aren’t managing their employees’ careers; knowledge workers must, effectively, be their own chief executive officers. It’s up to you to carve out your place, to know when to change course, and to keep yourself engaged and productive during a work life that may span some 50 years.”  – Peter Drucker (HBR 1999)

Self Development is intrinsic to self-leadership as leadership and learning are inseparable. So as Drucker says, we must take responsibility for our own growth and success – we must be the CEO of our own mind and body. Continue Reading »


Feb 11 2009

Winning the Communication Skills Game

Posted by Andrew Bryant, CSP
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communicationCommunication skills are the glue that holds together relationships and the oil that lubricates business and sales.

Good communication skills are essential to lead yourself and influence others. Poor communication causes pain, conflict, loss of productivity and profit.

MP3 Listen to a  podcast on Communication Skills. Continue Reading »


Jan 5 2009

Leadership Development in Singapore

Posted by Andrew Bryant, CSP
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Many training and change initiatives including coaching are a waste of time and money because they don’t deliver results. Organisations tend to measure people in terms of performance and potential and so any investment in people should show results in either or both of these.

In Singapore,  Self Leadership International transforms people’s performance and potential by impacting how they think and how they feel about what they do and by assisting the organisation to create a culture that will support the behaviours required for success.

There are many approaches to  ‘leadership development.’ but what makes the difference is the methodology. Continue Reading »


Dec 29 2008

Making a mistake

Posted by Andrew Bryant, CSP
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embarrassmentHave you ever said something or done something that you later regretted?

You have! Wow that’s good I thought it was just me :)

To make error is human, we all screw up or we are not living.

As I write this blog I can still feel the fresh emotion of embarrasment from a recent mistake. Continue Reading »


Dec 22 2008

Is NLP Dangerous?

Posted by Andrew Bryant, CSP
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NLPI was asked to comment on the statement, “NLP is dangerous as it pigeon holes people and their behaviour.” The author of the statement feels as NLP is based on models and assumptions and a certain set of conditions then the user of that model cannot understand its limitations and the assumptions made.

It is a truism that people fear what they don’t understand and the statement show little or no knowledge of Neurolinguistic Programming or NLP for short.

NLP evolved as a model of language. The conditions of that modeling were the observation of effective therapists such as Virginia Satir, Fritz Perls and Milton Erickson. These therapists were able to create transformations in the thinking, feeling and behaviours of their patients through just conversation. Richard Bandler (a student of computer science) and John Grinder ( a linguistics professor) were curious about how changing language creates change and came to the conclusion that language is the software of the mind. Continue Reading »


Dec 21 2008

What is NLP?

Posted by Andrew Bryant, CSP
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NLP Imagine you could open the control panel of your own brain; what would you see? Just like your computer you would see what software is installed, you could get a handle on how the hardware is configured and ask yourself if it is running at maximum speed and efficiency.
Now consider how the world would look and sound if you could open up other people’s control panel and work out how to best interface with them.

NLP allows you to do jut this because NLP (Neuro linguistic program) is an instruction manual on how to run your own brain. It also allows us to communicate effectively with others even if they have a different software configuration. Continue Reading »


Dec 21 2008

NLP Master Practitioner in Singapore

Posted by Andrew Bryant, CSP
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280x200_mastery_sm1For Leaders, Coaches, Communicators, Speakers, Trainers and Sales Persons there is no better program than Master Practitioner in NLP and NeuroSemantics.

This program will equip you with the ability run your own brain, change mindsets and influence with integrity.

For full details of  our NLP Master Practitioner in  and Neuro Semantic Master Practitioner  in  Singapore 2009 visit:
http://www.selfleadership.com/NLP_master-practitioner.htm