Learn NLP: Presupposition - If You Break Anything Into Small Enough Chunks... with Robert Harrison

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[wheretonow]

i have informally studied the two founders of nlp and i find this man (robert harrison) to be ten times the instructor compared to those two. (not a put down. some people are great at inventing and some people are great at teaching). robert harrison is a world class teacher. easy to understand. robert will explain a conept multiple times, using multiple different examples to ensure his students understand (before moving on to a new subject). i look forward to signing up and taking his online courses. written nov 2021.

[Heritagetour]

Very good,
Thanks for your valuable teaching
Shinu
Kerala, India

[ChanceBerryman]

One of my favorite techniques in NLP! Great explanation, thanks for sharing

[kamw]

I had to come back to leave a like... Thank you!

[computerscienceitconferenc]

Thank you for your insights. Great one!

[lukaszkoziol]

Good example of chunking is for example learning a guitar solo. Break such solo into small chunks, then learn how to play them - chunk after chunk - and then connect them into ono full guitar solo

[ThiefKingofLegend]

Thank you! After years of knowing about NLP and sorta learning it through things I'm now committed more than ever! Small Chunking is a very useful technique

[rescueumbrella]

Do I have to go to California to learn this as you teach it?

[iamnotthemessiahnowfocuson]

Presuppositions always confuse me Always had trouble understanding what presuppositions are and the purpose of presuppositions and why they are needed and why are they important to use in communication

[stevelenores]

The term NLP is a little archaic because we have a better understanding of human behavior and persuasion techniques. It's like holding a Tupperware franchise after Rubbermaid entered the market.