Early Days of Nlp

This fast-paced 75 minute DVD is a must have for any serious student of NLP. Recorded in 2009, it provides a great insight into the early history of NLP from two people who were there almost from the beginning. Having known each other for over twenty years, they have a great perspective on what was going on in those days and since. Not only will you learn how it all started and will laugh at some of the stories that are shared, you will also learn several new key understandings about all of your favorite NLP concepts and techniques such as eye accessing cues, anchoring, perceptual positions, the meta-model, re-imprinting and much, much more. This DVD contains discussions on: --How the authors got involved in NLP --Background information on John Grinder and Richard Bandler and how they met --How Richard Bandler became interested in Gestalt Therapy and why he teamed up with John Grinder --How the work of people of such individuals as Gregory Bateson, Milton Erickson, Virginia Satir, and Fritz Pearl helped shape NLP --The effect that Steven Spielberg and Alfred Hitchcock had on NLP --what did Timothy Leary contribute to NLP --What involvement did Tony Robbins have in NLP So take a bit of a 'time-machine' trip and go back to when it all began.