Hi Adriana
Thank you for your reply. I especially like your comment: “relationships based on truth and no pretense with likeminded people are important” In the early days, I thought NLP was about constant positive thinking. Then I understood it’s about acknowledging the feelings that arise from the uc and having the tools to move forward from there. That with integration, both parties are heard. And it’s not a sign of failure to be open about the occasional funk one is experiencing, with fellow practitioners, whilst also knowing that they’re not going to attend any pity party, rather give the invitation to move to cause. And vice versa – me assisting other practitioners in a similar manner.
And now I’ll get to work on those values 🙂