Unleash the Artist Within - Free Download for some of you.

bbchris

I got the Buzz Factor's free 5 day intro to his course "Unleash the Artist Within" and thought some of you might be inspired by reading it...

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RonOnGuitar · Joined: 08 Jan 2003 Posts: 1916

Interesting motivational reading with some really good suggestions. Are you thinking of taking the full course, Chris?

==ron==

bbchris

Good question Ron! I thought those few chapters were pretty inspiring reads. He's obviously been inspired by Anthony Robbins whom I'm reading at the moment so I may very well do.

And how are YOU!?!? :banana

RonOnGuitar · Joined: 08 Jan 2003 Posts: 1916

Ah, yes - it didn't click at first, but even the title is similiar to Robbin's "AWAKEN THE GIANT WITHIN".

Tony Robbins is an amazing speaker, with a lot of insight. Just his delving into the effective use of nuerolinguistics alone is worth a good read. I see he has a new work out titled "the Edge", looks kinda interesting.

It's great that people can take something away that will positively impact their lives Robbin's books & seminars. Even if everything doesn't quite work as well in their world, there is still a great deal of helpful input that can be extrapolated and put to use. Recommended reading for sure. Even the half hour tapes featuring condenced synposis of his books - such as "Personal Power" - can be good tools!

==ron==

bbchris

Ah! Someone else who has experienced AR! hahahaha I did one of his seminars last October - completely changed my life! Yes, his NLP skills are amazing and he's very good at explaining it and showing how to use it instantly. It's a fantastic feeling to realise we can take charge of our own lives - in fact we MUST - hahaha - and create our own destinies. wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :banana

RonOnGuitar · Joined: 08 Jan 2003 Posts: 1916

Yeah, I recommend AR to people as something worth looking into - not just as a temporary "pumping up" or anything guru-like, but to learn principles that may help to enjoy life more fully.

Once, after I skimmed over & summed some AR NLP items for a buddy who is mostly into visual arts, the bud mentioned a band that he had recently seen. He described them as being "colorful", which I noted illustated his primary mode of representing information to himself(visual) pretty well, hahaaha!

==ron==

bbchris

hahaha I remember that part. The funny thing is I'm 'audio' inspired! hahahahaha But since having my vision corrected, my visual likings are rising.

I plan to go to more of AR's seminars. You ever been to one?

RonOnGuitar · Joined: 08 Jan 2003 Posts: 1916

Nope, ain't done an AR seminar yet, Chris. Use his materials, tho. Probably the staid Swedish genes that can't see me jumping up & down and such at seminars, lol!

Hey, did AR have that pencil thin beard & 'stache at the seminar you attended? Seems most attendees come away with alot from his meetings. I enjoy listening to people who have a treasure of interesting stories and insights to share, wether it's a motivational-type speaker or whatever.

Y'know I think you are 100% right about the "visual mode" increasing with improved sight. I'm pretty nearsighted and I've thought, too, that contributed to my being primarily audio-oriented. But I wouldn't be surprised if a study showed that musician were highly audio-oriented (NLP-wise) or painters as usually being "visual". Seems a natural assumption.

==ron==

Jeff Stoll 2004 · Joined: 05 Jul 2002 Posts: 118

That was the fastest download I've had in a while. 2 whole sec's. LOL :gl

bbchris

Yes he had that goatee thing - I think his chin is very long so it's a good idea!

When I got there I thought "Why the hell is everyone dancing? Jumping up & down? I WONT be doing that." Of course I discovered I don't need much of an excuse to laugh and have fun! :auto

I'd like to learn more about NLP!

JEFF!!!!!!! hahahahahha This emoticon is just for you -> :alien

RonOnGuitar · Joined: 08 Jan 2003 Posts: 1916

"When I got there I thought "Why the hell is everyone dancing? Jumping up & down? I WONT be doing that."

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So that's what started your precious banana going, hahaa!

Probably the seminal book on NLP, written by Richard Bandler and John Grinder, would be "Frogs into Princes". AR draws a lot from the work of these two fellows; it was from AR materials that I got interested in the area. I think learning about the different ways we humans communicate(or don't communicate!) is fascinating.

==ron==

bbchris

Thanks Ron! I just spent 1/2 hour shopping at amazon and put that book into my cart :banana

I'll order them next month as I've got three books to read at the moment! :aua

There's a lot of books out there about NLP! Wheeeeeeeee Great stuff

RonOnGuitar · Joined: 08 Jan 2003 Posts: 1916

Cool, I think you'll enjoy the book.

I just read the nice customer review at Amazon - used the same term I did ("seminal") in it description.

==ron==

bbchris

And a friend of mine just gave me "Personal Power" on 25 CDs! Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeee I have lots to read and listen to. Have a fantastic week Ron! :banana

RonOnGuitar · Joined: 08 Jan 2003 Posts: 1916

<<Personal Power>>

Excellent - I think it's "The Best Of AR" and the building block for the rest of his work!

==Ron==