May 2018
Intermediate to advanced
188 pages
6h 2m
English
This chapter will review the operating philosophy that NLP is built around which could be categorized under the meta-idea ‘The Law of Requisite Variety’. NLP has a conceptual structure around which its capacity for practice as a change methodology is enabled. I call this the ‘architecture of ideas’. I do not think that practicing NLP methods without having a fundamental appreciation of these foundational ideas benefits either the trainer or the practitioner. I invite you to think about these ideas as resources you can use as a conscious change leader to broaden your perceptual map and, thus, increase the range of your behavioural, cognitive, and emotional flexibility.
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