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Now Offering through Rainmaker University: You and... In this highly experiential session Jack will guide you trough the fundamentals of NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) and some basic yet practical uses just for you. NLP utilizes the way your brain naturally...

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Why Red Socks?Why Red Socks? Have you ever noticed most guys try to match their socks to some other item of clothing their wearing? Many guys try to match their socks with their pants, a shirt, a jacket/sportcoat or tie. I have noticed...

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Change the way you remember for the better.Change the way you remember for the better. Sometimes the things that happen to us aren't the best. What do you do? Here's an idea that might help change the way you remember a situation for the better. First, sit and calm yourself... and think...

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Now Offering through Rainmaker University: “You and Me and a Little NLP”

Posted by Jack Klemeyer | Posted in Events | Posted on 22-07-2009

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August 13, 2009
9:30 amto11:00 am

In this highly experiential session Jack will guide you trough the fundamentals of NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) and some basic yet practical uses just for you.
NLP utilizes the way your brain naturally works to improve your results and your life. Want to try it? Take this class and see how some basic exercises using NLP can make a difference.
You’ll Learn:

  • A Brief History of NLP… where did this stuff come from?
  • NLP Presuppositions… those things that good practitioners of NLP believe to do their work.
  • Sensory Modalities… How to change your world using your senses
  • Eye Movement Patterns… how to tell how someone is thinking
  • Circle of Excellence… how to get in that “awesome state” before and important meeting or sales call!

Applications include:

  • Sales People
  • Communicators
  • Parents
  • Students
  • Managers and Leaders
  • And just about everyone else you might be thinking of right now.

For Customer’s Sake… Take Time To Learn and Grow

Posted by Jack Klemeyer | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 14-07-2009

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Many business owners who are really good at doing what their business does and struggle to do the business, let me explain. Many have plenty of reasons why they do what they do and most have convinced everyone around them of this story. Their customers can see, feel and hear what’s happening and many find new places to do business.

Why Red Socks?

Posted by admin | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 02-06-2009

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Have you ever noticed most guys try to match their socks to some other item of clothing their wearing? Many guys try to match their socks with their pants, a shirt, a jacket/sportcoat or tie. I have noticed guys with tan pants and tan socks. Guys with olive-green colored pants and olive-green colored socks. I started noticing how guys choose their socks or clothing. I have discovered that when a gentleman wants to “dress to the nines,” he considers which pair of socks he will wear with his clothing selection. Many times he chooses his favorite pair socks and then coordinates the rest of his clothing with the favorite socks.

Change the way you remember for the better.

Posted by admin | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 02-06-2009

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Sometimes the things that happen to us aren’t the best. What do you do? Here’s an idea that might help change the way you remember a situation for the better.

For Rapport Watch What Words Are Used

Posted by admin | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 08-04-2009

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Next time you have the opportunity to overhear a conversation begin to notice the words being said. Each person has a preferred way of capturing and then reliving their world. We either use Visual words, Auditory words or Kinesthetic (feeling) words. Do you see what I mean here? How about Does that sound good? or maybe you might prefer… How do you feel about that?

Behind that behavior…

Posted by admin | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 19-03-2009

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To help me be non-judgmental when I am coaching or training… I think of another one of the NLP presuppositions… “Behind every behavior is a positive intention.” I ask myself… “What is the positive intent behind that behavior?” and sometimes I have to go to… “What on earth could be the positive intent behind that behavior?” Most times the behavior does not resonate with my values or morals… but it’s not about me… and there is a positive intent.