by Carl Buchheit, co-founder of NLP Marin, training director and lead facilitator Recorded and first published in 2009 Carl responds to questions by students

by Carl Buchheit, co-founder of NLP Marin, training director and lead facilitator Recorded and first published in 2009 Carl responds to questions about resolutions, and how they can be seen and used in a new way for effective personal change and growth

Part the First Marin-style NLP has always been something that is difficult to characterize, especially when it comes to explaining how it is different It has much in common with conventional NLP, yet it is tremendously not-like-that at the same time

Question: In your 30 years’ experience working with people, have you seen any common themes that cause people to struggle with eating properly Carl: Of all the things that human beings can reach for when they’re looking for something to change their state or feel better, or adjust their experience in life, food is by far the best thing to reach for

by Carl Buchheit, co-founder of NLP Marin, training director and lead facilitator Recorded and first published in 2008 Ready to take on the New Year

by Carl Buchheit, co-founder of NLP Marin, training director and lead facilitator Recorded in 2008 Question: I really enjoyed the last newsletter “When Reality Gets Ahead of Identity - When You Make Wonderful Changes and Feel Worse Than Ever”, the question comes out of that article … at the very end you wrote, “We don’t want the changes in clients’ lives to get too far out ahead of their beliefs… Carl: Not of their beliefs … of their identity

NLP is always about having more choices more freely available At NLP Marin, we regard just about everything that people do that they do not want to be doing as expressions of old, out-of-date safety patterning

Note: These are transcripts of Q&A sessions lead by Carl Buchheit, co-founder of NLP Marin They have been edited for clarity