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Dan:
I echo the sentiments and comments made by Chris in the other e-mail.
I also went to a NLP guru in Dallas; who was recommended and trained by
the big guns out West. I forget the state where the originators reside. It
was
about as useful as any other type of therapy. I think NLP makes a lot of
unsubstantiated claims as it relates to therapy. Their ideas about modeling
is another argument. Remember; like Freud with Psychotherapy; often
a new type of therapy du jour comes to light as a way for these people to
justify and propigate a business. This is not to minimize or demean
Freud's theories; who is one of my intellectual heros. I think a lot of
self-discovery can eminate through a study and practice of classic Zen
Mediation. If you live in a large city consider joining a 12-Step Group.
Before 'poo pooing' this idea I recommend you read "A Skeptic's Guide To The
Twelve Steps" by Philip Z. I think you might be impressed with the logic
and clarity of his thinking. Large cities often also have great groups
based on the 12-Steps. For example; in Houston there is the Center For
Recovering Families; where co-dependent guru Bradshaw worked in his early
days. They have a great program and there were attornies, doctors, etc. who
had already spent a lot of money at the well know and expensive clinics
across the country.
All fwiw.....and just based on my personal experience.
Chas
----- Original Message -----
From: Dan Harels <harelsdb@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 1:06 PM
Subject: [RT] NLP Coaching
> I stumbled across an NLP/self hypnosis/hypnosis guru here in southeast
Idaho
> and I am interested in the experience of others with "coaches" of this
ilk.
> I will meet this person in a few days and I am interested in suggestions
in
> terms of questions I should ask and what kind, if any, of help I can
expect.
> This person has a certification in NLP but I don't think he knows much
> about trading. I consider myself a low-end "journeyman" trader. In other
> words, I am not a beginner but I have a long way to go before I become a
> master. I am considering using Mark Douglas' book "Trading in the Zone"
as
> a starting point for discussions with this person. Any suggestions?
>
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