Author of NLP at Work, and NLP SolutionsSue Knightsays
"Some of the best proponents of what NLP is
all about are Penny Tompkins and James Lawley, authors of Metaphors in
Mind – a book that comprehensively illustrates the work of
David Grove who they so skillfully modelled over recent years (and who
sadly died last year). Not only did they gracefully build the rapport
with David that allowed them to gain access to his powerful ways of
thinking and working but they captured the essence of that in their
presentation of Clean Language and Clean questions. However to be
‘clean’ in the way that we interact with others
requires a lot of skill and discipline. To be clean means to put aside
our notions of what might be happening and to be prepared to be in a
non-knowing state, openly allowing our experience to inform us of new
worlds in thinking and being." Rapport Magazine, Spring 2010, p. 22
April 2010 - Modelling Robert Dilts
Penny
Tompkins and James Lawley have just written up
an extensive modelling project. Their report describes
both the product of their modelling of Robert Dilts and the process by which they arrived at it. Not only that, it includes 9 video clips. To view it click here.
"Some of the best proponents of what NLP is
all about are Penny Tompkins and James Lawley, authors of Metaphors in
Mind – a book that comprehensively illustrates the work of
David Grove who they so skillfully modelled over recent years (and who
sadly died last year). Not only did they gracefully build the rapport
with David that allowed them to gain access to his powerful ways of
thinking and working but they captured the essence of that in their
presentation of Clean Language and Clean questions. However to be
‘clean’ in the way that we interact with others
requires a lot of skill and discipline. To be clean means to put aside
our notions of what might be happening and to be prepared to be in a
non-knowing state, openly allowing our experience to inform us of new
worlds in thinking and being." 
Penny
Tompkins and James Lawley have just written up
an extensive modelling project. Their report describes
both the product of their modelling of Robert Dilts and the process by which they arrived at it. Not only that, it includes 9 video clips. To view it 
