Not related to NLP, but I thought it’s important enough to let you know: Google’s free email service – Gmail – has a new feature, as of today: Free SMS to quite a lot of cellphone companies worldwide. So enjoy and save  Read More →

Here’s an interesting online British comedy, and the first episode on Jazz Trance: httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKwQ_zeRwEs  Read More →

I’ve been reading a lot of Seneca’s writings lately. Seneca was a Roman philosopher (among his other duties), who believed in Stoicism as a way of approaching life. I have found some similarities between NLP and Stoicism, but that’s not so important. Today I wanted to share with you... 

For those of you who follow us since 2004, you know that this is already a yearly tradition. Right after Christmas (hope you enjoyed it, btw, hard work awaits!) we post here the annual “NLP In Reality” Questionnaire. And for those who do remember that one, and maybe even completed it once... 

So to all of you celebrating tonight, here’s a song by Adam Sandler:  Read More →

Just got an email from the guys at Amazon, to let me know The Big Book of NLP is now #1 on two categories: NLP and Hypnosis. Here’s my show-and-tell. Hypnosis: NLP: Thanks to all of you who made it happen.  Read More →

I know. In NLP, we welcome changes, even if for the worse – since then, at least, we know which way we’re heading, and we’re, again – at least, moving. But how do you make the process less painful? less disturbing? how do you take the discomfort out of it? You need to adapt, on... 

Jim Rohn in one of his best speeches. Why? Why Not? Why Not You? Why Not Now?  Read More →

NLP Weekly Magazine now works also with Gravatar – once you’ve registered (for free), every time you put in your email address in the comments field, it will show your chosen user-image (avatar). Here’s a video that explains it:  Read More →

I saw this one long time ago, and today I watched it again. I think it’s an essential lecture, and hopefully schools worldwide will present this to students who are about to graduate. So, whether you’re a student or not, watch and learn:  Read More →

This little man is going to be the next extraordinary NLP master, just wait and see in a couple of decades:  Read More →

It took quite a few years (seven, to be precise) to experiment, collect and write so many NLP patterns in one book. At first, I did it for my own practice, since there was no other extended reference out there. Today I finally went to Amazon to check on the book and was very surprised to see so much... 

Enjoy  Read More →

By: Shlomo Vaknin, C.Ht Of Course Everyone Should Learn Sales Psychology! This is one of the few books I read this year that have met my criteria for a 5 stars non-fiction: short chapters, straight to the point language (less fluff or fiction), down-to-earth, based on real life experience and learning,... 

As promised, we have just finished the mixing for lessons #9 and #10 and they are online. Enjoy! Click here to listen to NLP For Beginners  Read More →

Oh, yes, it is time to refresh the old blog/magazine. This time, I think I’m going to keep the new look. It feels right for NLP Weekly… So, let me know what you think.  Read More →

As I promised, here are lessons #1-#8 of our free online NLP for Beginners course. I’ll be posting more lessons once we have them ready. Enjoy!  Read More →

By: Shlomo Vaknin, C.Ht Dear reader, Thank you for the emails regarding our free online NLP For Beginners course. I am well aware of Youtube removing our account. The issue started with a banned forum member that wanted to “revenge” and reported our original audio course as infringement.... 

I went to a Jim Rohn one-day seminar back in 1996, when he visited Israel. I knew who he was but before that seminar I had no idea how much those 3 and half hours would influence the next decade for me. This anecdote, on being sick, broke and stupid, I have heard for the first time back then and it is... 

Here’s a wonderful presentation on the flow of information in our modern world. Sent to me by Douglas, thanks buddy!  Read More →