Comments for Adrian Cox http://www.adriancox.com Body + Mind + Communication Thu, 22 Dec 2011 04:50:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on A new style of yoga and NLP, I need a name for it and am prepared to reward you for it! by Ning Nunt http://www.adriancox.com/2011/12/my-new-style-of-yoga-and-nlp-i-need-a-name-for-it-and-am-prepared-to-reward-you-for-it/#comment-442 Ning Nunt Thu, 22 Dec 2011 04:50:20 +0000 http://www.adriancox.com/?p=2137#comment-442 How about "Beautify Me Yoga" ? Yoga that beautifies your body and spirit. How about “Beautify Me Yoga” ?
Yoga that beautifies your body and spirit.

]]> Comment on Using the Brain’s Own Rules to Strengthen Beliefs by Losing weight and getting fit – How to Use Your Brain’s Own Rules to Change Limiting Beliefs | Adrian Cox http://www.adriancox.com/2011/11/teacher-tip-using-the-brains-own-rules-to-strengthen-beliefs-with-polya-patterns/#comment-307 Losing weight and getting fit – How to Use Your Brain’s Own Rules to Change Limiting Beliefs | Adrian Cox Mon, 14 Nov 2011 09:10:48 +0000 http://www.adriancox.com/?p=1597#comment-307 [...] more about the origin of these ‘Polya Patterns of Plausible Inference  take a read through the previous article on the [...] [...] more about the origin of these ‘Polya Patterns of Plausible Inference  take a read through the previous article on the [...]

]]> Comment on Teacher Tip: How to Begin a Yoga Class Part III: Using the Infinity Pattern by rebecca http://www.adriancox.com/2011/11/teacher-tip-how-to-begin-a-yoga-class-using-the-infinity-pattern/#comment-283 rebecca Mon, 07 Nov 2011 17:55:03 +0000 http://www.adriancox.com/?p=1389#comment-283 thanks mister adrian! this stuff is very cool... it's interesting to notice that i have been using some of these techniques already, but in not so direct and intentional manner... i am excited to try them out now with intention, as well as trying out the new techniques.... i leave for india in three week for more dissertation research. hopefully one day i will make it to bangkok... you inspire me to be a better human being... xor thanks mister adrian! this stuff is very cool… it’s interesting to notice that i have been using some of these techniques already, but in not so direct and intentional manner… i am excited to try them out now with intention, as well as trying out the new techniques…. i leave for india in three week for more dissertation research. hopefully one day i will make it to bangkok… you inspire me to be a better human being… xor

]]> Comment on Teacher Tip: How to Begin a Yoga Class Part III: Using the Infinity Pattern by How to begin a yoga class -Part II: Deepening Rapport with Students Using Back Track Pacing | Adrian Cox http://www.adriancox.com/2011/11/teacher-tip-how-to-begin-a-yoga-class-using-the-infinity-pattern/#comment-282 How to begin a yoga class -Part II: Deepening Rapport with Students Using Back Track Pacing | Adrian Cox Mon, 07 Nov 2011 14:50:38 +0000 http://www.adriancox.com/?p=1389#comment-282 [...] put your pacing skills together with future pacing, a technique called the ‘the infinity pattern‘ - a very simple yet powerful pattern of communication for you to use when you teach, which [...] [...] put your pacing skills together with future pacing, a technique called the ‘the infinity pattern‘ - a very simple yet powerful pattern of communication for you to use when you teach, which [...]

]]> Comment on Teacher Tip: How to Begin a Yoga Class Part I: Establishing Rapport by Teacher Tip: How to Begin a Yoga Class – Using the Infinity Pattern | Adrian Cox http://www.adriancox.com/2011/10/teacher-tip-how-to-begin-a-yoga-class-part-one/#comment-281 Teacher Tip: How to Begin a Yoga Class – Using the Infinity Pattern | Adrian Cox Mon, 07 Nov 2011 14:32:33 +0000 http://www.adriancox.com/?p=1189#comment-281 [...] article one (Teacher Tip: How to Begin a Yoga Class -Part one) and in article two (How to begin a yoga class – Part II: Deepening Rapport with Students [...] [...] article one (Teacher Tip: How to Begin a Yoga Class -Part one) and in article two (How to begin a yoga class – Part II: Deepening Rapport with Students [...]

]]> Comment on Teacher Tip: How to Begin a Yoga Class Part I: Establishing Rapport by How to begin a yoga class -Part II: Deepening Rapport with Students Using Back Track Pacing | Adrian Cox http://www.adriancox.com/2011/10/teacher-tip-how-to-begin-a-yoga-class-part-one/#comment-264 How to begin a yoga class -Part II: Deepening Rapport with Students Using Back Track Pacing | Adrian Cox Wed, 02 Nov 2011 09:19:57 +0000 http://www.adriancox.com/?p=1189#comment-264 [...] you will recall, in a previous post you learned about non-verbal, and verbal means for you to get rapport with your students by [...] [...] you will recall, in a previous post you learned about non-verbal, and verbal means for you to get rapport with your students by [...]

]]> Comment on Could this one word really cause that many problems? by Adrian Cox http://www.adriancox.com/2011/06/could-this-one-word-really-cause-that-many-of-our-world-problems/#comment-110 Adrian Cox Tue, 28 Jun 2011 10:02:12 +0000 http://www.adriancox.com/?p=1023#comment-110 Thank you for the comments Barbara! Thank you for the comments Barbara!

]]> Comment on Could this one word really cause that many problems? by barbara http://www.adriancox.com/2011/06/could-this-one-word-really-cause-that-many-of-our-world-problems/#comment-109 barbara Tue, 28 Jun 2011 02:24:01 +0000 http://www.adriancox.com/?p=1023#comment-109 I truly believe that words and how we use them influence a great part of our worlds.Thinking wider in my opinion, goes together with how we communicate and how we label the things around us. Trying to do this with no judgement, integrity and an open mind, every time again can be challenging but certainly worth it. Then your experience of the world becomes much lighter and more fresh. Almost like how children see the world. We can certainly use that in today's society. Thank you Adrian, very inspiring words for me ! I truly believe that words and how we use them influence a great part of our worlds.Thinking wider in my opinion, goes together with how we communicate and how we label the things around us. Trying to do this with no judgement, integrity and an open mind, every time again can be challenging but certainly worth it. Then your experience of the world becomes much lighter and more fresh. Almost like how children see the world. We can certainly use that in today’s society. Thank you Adrian, very inspiring words for me !

]]> Comment on Easy language patterns for more possibilities! by Mark http://www.adriancox.com/2011/06/easy-language-patterns-to-create-more-possibilities-for-yourself/#comment-16 Mark Wed, 22 Jun 2011 21:24:53 +0000 http://www.adriancox.com/?p=264#comment-16 I can verify this works Adrian as you used it on me in our last encounter at the studio... Has a very funny effect on the receiver - in my case I went from trying to be as frank as I could bout how I felt to smiling and almost laughing when you kept doing it... In reading I wouldn't have believed it, but having been at the receiving end I KNOW it works. Thank you for the post, keep it up and thank you for putting me back on track ;) I can verify this works Adrian as you used it on me in our last encounter at the studio… Has a very funny effect on the receiver – in my case I went from trying to be as frank as I could bout how I felt to smiling and almost laughing when you kept doing it… In reading I wouldn’t have believed it, but having been at the receiving end I KNOW it works. Thank you for the post, keep it up and thank you for putting me back on track ;)

]]> Comment on Contact by Mirela http://www.adriancox.com/contact/#comment-5 Mirela Wed, 25 May 2011 12:12:30 +0000 http://www.adriancox.com/?page_id=14#comment-5 Hi, Could you please send me the details on your next NLP programs(price,duration,etc)? I am still a begginner and would like to make an intensive course. Thank you, Mirela Hi,

Could you please send me the details on your next NLP programs(price,duration,etc)?

I am still a begginner and would like to make an intensive course.

Thank you,
Mirela

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