Comments on: What Takes Your Breath Away? http://www.nlpco.com/2008/12/what-took-my-breathe-away/ NLP Comprehensive Training-CDs-DVDs-Online Fri, 03 Feb 2012 18:49:47 +0000 hourly 1 By: » What Takes Your Breath Away? NLP Hypnosis: NLP hypnosis http://www.nlpco.com/2008/12/what-took-my-breathe-away/#comment-146 » What Takes Your Breath Away? NLP Hypnosis: NLP hypnosis Tue, 20 Jan 2009 11:00:40 +0000 http://nlpco.com/news/?p=111#comment-146 [...] Source:What Takes Your Breath Away? [...] [...] Source:What Takes Your Breath Away? [...]

]]> By: Tom http://www.nlpco.com/2008/12/what-took-my-breathe-away/#comment-145 Tom Mon, 12 Jan 2009 20:06:23 +0000 http://nlpco.com/news/?p=111#comment-145 Me, too, Tim. So I corrected the spelling. :-) TomD Me, too, Tim. So I corrected the spelling. :-)
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]]> By: Tim http://www.nlpco.com/2008/12/what-took-my-breathe-away/#comment-144 Tim Thu, 18 Dec 2008 03:45:37 +0000 http://nlpco.com/news/?p=111#comment-144 Hi, Love the article and the blog. I'm nitpicky, I know, but it's "breath" not "breathe". "Breathe" is what you do with your "breath". Thank you for your excellent words on transformation. Tim Hi,

Love the article and the blog.

I'm nitpicky, I know, but it's "breath" not "breathe". "Breathe" is what you do with your "breath".

Thank you for your excellent words on transformation.

Tim

]]> By: Lisa J http://www.nlpco.com/2008/12/what-took-my-breathe-away/#comment-141 Lisa J Fri, 12 Dec 2008 14:47:57 +0000 http://nlpco.com/news/?p=111#comment-141 Kim and Dion, Thanks for sharing your perspectives. When we can discipline ourselves to see beauty in all seasons (including a harsh winter) and make decisions about life, relationships and business accordingly, we find out who we really are and what we're really made of. Take care, Lisa J Kim and Dion,

Thanks for sharing your perspectives.

When we can discipline ourselves to see beauty in all seasons (including a harsh winter) and make decisions about life, relationships and business accordingly, we find out who we really are and what we're really made of.

Take care,

Lisa J

]]> By: Dion Fowles http://www.nlpco.com/2008/12/what-took-my-breathe-away/#comment-140 Dion Fowles Fri, 12 Dec 2008 09:34:22 +0000 http://nlpco.com/news/?p=111#comment-140 A very interesting reframe of the current situation, as a systemic person, i am now not concerned about the turbulent times ahead as i see the winter is neccesary for a spring and summer to follow, and that the spring brings new growth, life and opportunity and that this period brings the opportunity to simplify and decluter the life from the excesses which i had built into life over the seasons of abundance. Many times we see events as objects that are static and unchanging, like things that cannot be overcome or changed, and yet, this time in our history will become just that "history" and a new period will replace where we are. Nothing is static everything flows and changes and we need to learn to appreciate the here and now for the lessons we can learn, to grow, and be prepared for the ever changing life. As NLP people we are blessed to be able to take learnings, have options and choices of response, and these are the gifts that we need to give others in this "present season". Be belssed Dion. A very interesting reframe of the current situation, as a systemic person, i am now not concerned about the turbulent times ahead as i see the winter is neccesary for a spring and summer to follow, and that the spring brings new growth, life and opportunity and that this period brings the opportunity to simplify and decluter the life from the excesses which i had built into life over the seasons of abundance.

Many times we see events as objects that are static and unchanging, like things that cannot be overcome or changed, and yet, this time in our history will become just that "history" and a new period will replace where we are. Nothing is static everything flows and changes and we need to learn to appreciate the here and now for the lessons we can learn, to grow, and be prepared for the ever changing life.

As NLP people we are blessed to be able to take learnings, have options and choices of response, and these are the gifts that we need to give others in this "present season".

Be belssed Dion.

]]> By: Kim http://www.nlpco.com/2008/12/what-took-my-breathe-away/#comment-142 Kim Thu, 11 Dec 2008 10:04:25 +0000 http://nlpco.com/news/?p=111#comment-142 I like your metaphor. A different perspective - food for thought. I have been thinking the current economic crisis is about a balancing of an inherently unstable situation. It seems to me the economy just could not continue to grow without limit and without real sustenance. We all need an in breath and an out breath. I certainly think what has happened has taken the wind out of many a sail. Good time to swab the decks and scrape some barnacles. Enough of the metaphors already. I like your metaphor. A different perspective – food for thought.

I have been thinking the current economic crisis is about a balancing of an inherently unstable situation. It seems to me the economy just could not continue to grow without limit and without real sustenance. We all need an in breath and an out breath.

I certainly think what has happened has taken the wind out of many a sail. Good time to swab the decks and scrape some barnacles.

Enough of the metaphors already.

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