NLP Connections

NLP CONNECTIONS is another place where you can discuss NLP and related ideas
for free.

We have more than 2,000 members in 66 countries. There are well over 17,000
posts so far.

Unlike on this newsgroup, we're generally nice to each other!

Maybe I'll see some of you there.

www.nlpconnections.com

Chris

Nick Kemp

Its also fair to point out that its a very heavily moderated group

Also although there are theoretically many members, few are active
posters on a daily basis.





On Nov 20, 11:54 am, "NLP Connections"
<i...@removethis.nlpconnections.com> wrote:
> NLP CONNECTIONS is another place where you can discuss NLP and related ideas
> for free.
>
> We have more than 2,000 members in 66 countries. There are well over 17,000
> posts so far.
>
> Unlike on this newsgroup, we're generally nice to each other!
>
> Maybe I'll see some of you there.
>
> www.nlpconnections.com
>
> Chris

NLP Connections

Nick is entitled to his views. Here are some views from other people too:

"There aren't many forums where you can discuss ideas with the best and
nicest people in the world of NLP, and there aren't many places where you
can easily find practise partners who live locally. To find both facilities
within one website is fantastic, and that's why I highly recommend NLP
Connections." - Doug O'Brien, International NLP trainer and coach

"NLP Connections brings together some of the best people in NLP. A wonderful
resource for people to get more experienced." - Graham Constantine

"I joined NLP Connections straight after doing my practitioner course and I
can honestly say it has been an interesting journey. At first I was
overwhelmed by the knowledge of other people posting here and felt a bit
stupid at times; then I read the material others recommended, devoured the
website links posted and now I am feeling way more confident in my ability
to help myself and others, and I'm looking forwards to starting my own
business sometime next year. Without NLP Connections, I do not think the
transition would have been as smooth." - Penny Hopper

"I have learnt loads from the posts on NLP Connections, from the links to
useful websites, from the free seminars and directly from the people I have
met by being on the site. What is fantastic for me is how well the network
has worked. I have made friends with people that I hallucinate I never would
have come across but for the site." - Carl Legge

"I appreciate the high quality of the site, the forum, the people here, and
love that the level of discussion (unlike on some forums) usually remains
exceptionally high." - Jonathan Altfeld, International NLP trainer and
author of 'Finding Your Irresistible Voice'

"I love NLP connections. It brings together a whole lot of passionate,
interesting and intelligent NLPers and lets them learn from one another.
It's easy to use, has an active membership and a friendly, informal and
convivial atmosphere." - Phil Mattingly

"NLP Connections provides an invaluable networking and ideas-sharing
resource to the NLP Community. I can recommend this forum to new, practising
NLPers and trainers alike." - Chris Thomas

"NLP Connections is a great way to share experiences, seek support and just
generally stay in touch with other NLP'ers." - Nigel Johnson

"NLP Connections allows me to share ideas, thoughts and innovations with
fellow trainers, practitioners and NLP enthusiasts. This unique community is
now my favourite place to discuss all things NLP!" - Marc Hogan - Creator
of S.T.E.A.L.T.H.

"NLP Connections is a lively forum were views, ideas and real practitioner
experiences are shared in an open and supportive environment. I have
personally had some real gems from this resource" - Tony Nutley

"NLP Connections is a friendly, informal place to meet up with other NLPers.
I use it a lot." - Elizabeth M Pritchard

"NLP Connections is an amazing website where NLPers can discuss ideas, ask
questions, and get answers on many subjects within NLP. As a trainer i know
how important it is to communicate - and NLP Connections does just that!" -
Joseph Clough

"I love this site... after 10 years of practising Hypnotherapy "in the
dark", this site has been an 'enlightening' experience." - Peter Walsh

"NLP Connections has attracted some of the biggest names in NLP and I am
sure will prove to be a major asset to the creative collaborations occurring
within the NLP community." - Andrew Austin

There are more testimonials on the site too...
www.nlpconnections.com

Nick Kemp

Its important to remember than many of these comments were made some
time ago and all before the forum was supposedly "hacked" and many
members sent gay porn messages!

At one time even I gave the site a favourable testimonial, but would
now recommend other facilities more concerned with professional
discussion of NLP rather than a "Friend's Reunited" style chatroom,
which is fine for some folks and I do recommend people check out some
of the current threads there of which I have recieved e-mails voicing
concern about the quality of advice given...


Ultimately with the rise and decline of all such online facilities,
people vote with their feet and of course as I have mentioned a number
of my students were concerned about their security of private
information previously submitted...

Finally its logical that Chris as the current owner of the site would
want as many people as possible to subscribe and join his facility,
especially as some of those providing favourable testimonials have had
the site owner send thousands of unsolicited e-mails promoting their
courses and events to those who had subscribed! <grin>

I'm not saying don't bother with checking it out, but simply feeding
back comments made to me by others who have frequented there and who no
longer post for reasons mentioned!

lol

Nick Kemp
www.nickkemp.com






On Nov 23, 10:43 am, "NLP Connections"
<i...@removethis.nlpconnections.com> wrote:
> Nick is entitled to his views. Here are some views from other people too:
>
> "There aren't many forums where you can discuss ideas with the best and
> nicest people in the world of NLP, and there aren't many places where you
> can easily find practise partners who live locally. To find both facilities
> within one website is fantastic, and that's why I highly recommend NLP
> Connections." - Doug O'Brien, International NLP trainer and coach
>
> "NLP Connections brings together some of the best people in NLP. A wonderful
> resource for people to get more experienced." - Graham Constantine
>
> "I joined NLP Connections straight after doing my practitioner course and I
> can honestly say it has been an interesting journey. At first I was
> overwhelmed by the knowledge of other people posting here and felt a bit
> stupid at times; then I read the material others recommended, devoured the
> website links posted and now I am feeling way more confident in my ability
> to help myself and others, and I'm looking forwards to starting my own
> business sometime next year. Without NLP Connections, I do not think the
> transition would have been as smooth." - Penny Hopper
>
> "I have learnt loads from the posts on NLP Connections, from the links to
> useful websites, from the free seminars and directly from the people I have
> met by being on the site. What is fantastic for me is how well the network
> has worked. I have made friends with people that I hallucinate I never would
> have come across but for the site." - Carl Legge
>
> "I appreciate the high quality of the site, the forum, the people here, and
> love that the level of discussion (unlike on some forums) usually remains
> exceptionally high." - Jonathan Altfeld, International NLP trainer and
> author of 'Finding Your Irresistible Voice'
>
> "I love NLP connections. It brings together a whole lot of passionate,
> interesting and intelligent NLPers and lets them learn from one another.
> It's easy to use, has an active membership and a friendly, informal and
> convivial atmosphere." - Phil Mattingly
>
> "NLP Connections provides an invaluable networking and ideas-sharing
> resource to the NLP Community. I can recommend this forum to new, practising
> NLPers and trainers alike." - Chris Thomas
>
> "NLP Connections is a great way to share experiences, seek support and just
> generally stay in touch with other NLP'ers." - Nigel Johnson
>
> "NLP Connections allows me to share ideas, thoughts and innovations with
> fellow trainers, practitioners and NLP enthusiasts. This unique community is
> now my favourite place to discuss all things NLP!" - Marc Hogan - Creator
> of S.T.E.A.L.T.H.
>
> "NLP Connections is a lively forum were views, ideas and real practitioner
> experiences are shared in an open and supportive environment. I have
> personally had some real gems from this resource" - Tony Nutley
>
> "NLP Connections is a friendly, informal place to meet up with other NLPers.
> I use it a lot." - Elizabeth M Pritchard
>
> "NLP Connections is an amazing website where NLPers can discuss ideas, ask
> questions, and get answers on many subjects within NLP. As a trainer i know
> how important it is to communicate - and NLP Connections does just that!" -
> Joseph Clough
>
> "I love this site... after 10 years of practising Hypnotherapy "in the
> dark", this site has been an 'enlightening' experience." - Peter Walsh
>
> "NLP Connections has attracted some of the biggest names in NLP and I am
> sure will prove to be a major asset to the creative collaborations occurring
> within the NLP community." - Andrew Austin
>
> There are more testimonials on the site too...www.nlpconnections.com

Nick Kemp

PS Recently members have also noted that "private messages" sent from
the facility are not truly private...






On Nov 23, 11:47 am, "Nick Kemp" <nickkemp2...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Its important to remember than many of these comments were made some
> time ago and all before the forum was supposedly "hacked" and many
> members sent gay porn messages!
>
> At one time even I gave the site a favourable testimonial, but would
> now recommend other facilities more concerned with professional
> discussion of NLP rather than a "Friend's Reunited" style chatroom,
> which is fine for some folks and I do recommend people check out some
> of the current threads there of which I have recieved e-mails voicing
> concern about the quality of advice given...
>
> Ultimately with the rise and decline of all such online facilities,
> people vote with their feet and of course as I have mentioned a number
> of my students were concerned about their security of private
> information previously submitted...
>
> Finally its logical that Chris as the current owner of the site would
> want as many people as possible to subscribe and join his facility,
> especially as some of those providing favourable testimonials have had
> the site owner send thousands of unsolicited e-mails promoting their
> courses and events to those who had subscribed! <grin>
>
> I'm not saying don't bother with checking it out, but simply feeding
> back comments made to me by others who have frequented there and who no
> longer post for reasons mentioned!
>
> lol
>
> Nick Kempwww.nickkemp.com
>
> On Nov 23, 10:43 am, "NLP Connections"
>
>
>
> <i...@removethis.nlpconnections.com> wrote:
> > Nick is entitled to his views. Here are some views from other people too:
>
> > "There aren't many forums where you can discuss ideas with the best and
> > nicest people in the world of NLP, and there aren't many places where you
> > can easily find practise partners who live locally. To find both facilities
> > within one website is fantastic, and that's why I highly recommend NLP
> > Connections." - Doug O'Brien, International NLP trainer and coach
>
> > "NLP Connections brings together some of the best people in NLP. A wonderful
> > resource for people to get more experienced." - Graham Constantine
>
> > "I joined NLP Connections straight after doing my practitioner course and I
> > can honestly say it has been an interesting journey. At first I was
> > overwhelmed by the knowledge of other people posting here and felt a bit
> > stupid at times; then I read the material others recommended, devoured the
> > website links posted and now I am feeling way more confident in my ability
> > to help myself and others, and I'm looking forwards to starting my own
> > business sometime next year. Without NLP Connections, I do not think the
> > transition would have been as smooth." - Penny Hopper
>
> > "I have learnt loads from the posts on NLP Connections, from the links to
> > useful websites, from the free seminars and directly from the people I have
> > met by being on the site. What is fantastic for me is how well the network
> > has worked. I have made friends with people that I hallucinate I never would
> > have come across but for the site." - Carl Legge
>
> > "I appreciate the high quality of the site, the forum, the people here, and
> > love that the level of discussion (unlike on some forums) usually remains
> > exceptionally high." - Jonathan Altfeld, International NLP trainer and
> > author of 'Finding Your Irresistible Voice'
>
> > "I love NLP connections. It brings together a whole lot of passionate,
> > interesting and intelligent NLPers and lets them learn from one another.
> > It's easy to use, has an active membership and a friendly, informal and
> > convivial atmosphere." - Phil Mattingly
>
> > "NLP Connections provides an invaluable networking and ideas-sharing
> > resource to the NLP Community. I can recommend this forum to new, practising
> > NLPers and trainers alike." - Chris Thomas
>
> > "NLP Connections is a great way to share experiences, seek support and just
> > generally stay in touch with other NLP'ers." - Nigel Johnson
>
> > "NLP Connections allows me to share ideas, thoughts and innovations with
> > fellow trainers, practitioners and NLP enthusiasts. This unique community is
> > now my favourite place to discuss all things NLP!" - Marc Hogan - Creator
> > of S.T.E.A.L.T.H.
>
> > "NLP Connections is a lively forum were views, ideas and real practitioner
> > experiences are shared in an open and supportive environment. I have
> > personally had some real gems from this resource" - Tony Nutley
>
> > "NLP Connections is a friendly, informal place to meet up with other NLPers.
> > I use it a lot." - Elizabeth M Pritchard
>
> > "NLP Connections is an amazing website where NLPers can discuss ideas, ask
> > questions, and get answers on many subjects within NLP. As a trainer i know
> > how important it is to communicate - and NLP Connections does just that!" -
> > Joseph Clough
>
> > "I love this site... after 10 years of practising Hypnotherapy "in the
> > dark", this site has been an 'enlightening' experience." - Peter Walsh
>
> > "NLP Connections has attracted some of the biggest names in NLP and I am
> > sure will prove to be a major asset to the creative collaborations occurring
> > within the NLP community." - Andrew Austin
>
> > There are more testimonials on the site too...www.nlpconnections.com- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -

HellBrat

John wrote:

>
> Assuming you stay civil it could last forever.
>
> However if someone one challenges something you say or simply asks a
> question and you wade in with-

I always welcome questions, you just don't like the answers because it
doesn't agree with your belief system, so then starts the you rat
bastard theme, which is respond too, well you rat bastard theme and
esculates into flames wars.

Discussion about anything is discussion from all points of view, good
or bad, if all your actually looking for is someone to blow smoke up
your ass may I suggest www.blowsmokeupyourass.com

Discussions, real discussions are not about voiding the issues but what
works well, what works sometimes and what doesn't work.
e.g...I had three different EFT practioners try to use EFT on me, I
remained neutral as I could to observe but followed their instructions
to the letters, each time was with something different I wanted to work
on. All three times there was no results, the evidence presented to me
from these three people was from the results were

A. They were totally incompetent. ( actually they followed the process
rightly )
B. It doesn't work as well as the EFT people claim it does or
C. EFT is just another placebo discipline.
D. All of the above.

But you see you want to just continue to believe that eft or other
disciplines are fine in and of themselves, without asking the hard
questions. You want to believe that no one out there is actually
dishonest and will not promote products that don't work, so they can
line their pockets with gold coin.

So if you don't want to know the truth about things, then keep your
head up your ass, and never challenge your beliefs or assumtions, and
just believe everything is fine in spite of the over whelming evidence
presented to you.
>
> "Poor me I just post here and the personal attacks start.....etc."

Well yeah that is actually how it starts thanks for making that clear.

> "I knew this wouldn't work"
> "You are all just a bunch or Bandler arse monkeys"

Wells some of you are, some of you are just assholes with no life, some
of you really want something different that works.
>
HellBwat
>
> --
> John

HellBrat

That is because you see everything in a negative vein of light,
everything you write contributes to nothing but a negative side, you
must have a really shitty life, why don't you use nlp to fix that...if
you actually can or will there just be more negative whining because
you just don't like me or complain because you've driven everyone else
in your life off and have on one to complain about or any one who will
listen. Sad, Sad, Sad.


HellBwat
John wrote:
> On 23 Nov 2006 12:02:05 -0800, "HellBrat" <monsterbrat49@yahoo.com>

John

On 24 Nov 2006 08:50:50 -0800, "HellBrat" <monsterbrat49@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>That is because you see everything in a negative vein of light,
>everything you write contributes to nothing but a negative side, you
>must have a really shitty life, why don't you use nlp to fix that...if
>you actually can or will there just be more negative whining because
>you just don't like me or complain because you've driven everyone else
>in your life off and have on one to complain about or any one who will
>listen. Sad, Sad, Sad.

These are not complaints but observations based on MY (and all that
might mean) experience of your posts here and your most recent reply.
You really will have to tighten up on your comprehension if you are
going off to play with the big boys.

Tom tried this and within about 3 posts managed to put people's backs
up, and these were individuals who had no prior knowledge of his
behaviour in this group. I can't imagine you will fair any better
based on your approach here.


">I'm looking forward to some intelligent interactions about NLP!
As am I, I'll leave my rude comments on the other list.
Tim"


Why is it necessary to make rude comments at all?

--
John

HellBrat

John wrote:
> On 24 Nov 2006 08:50:50 -0800, "HellBrat" <monsterbrat49@yahoo.com>
> wrote:
>

>
> These are not complaints but observations based on MY (and all that
> might mean) experience of your posts here and your most recent reply.
> You really will have to tighten up on your comprehension if you are
> going off to play with the big boys.

Complaints by any other name is still but a complaint. I'm sorry but I
don't want to play with the big boys, that's your game, so you think
your a big boy?? Not what your ex's say.
>
> Tom tried this and within about 3 posts managed to put people's backs
> up, and these were individuals who had no prior knowledge of his
> behaviour in this group. I can't imagine you will fair any better
> based on your approach here.

Dear John....blow it out of your ass because your opinion mean exactly
nothing to me.
>
>
> ">I'm looking forward to some intelligent interactions about NLP!
> As am I, I'll leave my rude comments on the other list.
> Tim"
>
>
> Why is it necessary to make rude comments at all?

Because it is fun to bitch slap those saps who are projecting their
reality from their very limited point of view, promoting the cult of
nlp.


<8^)

HellBwat
>
> --
> John

John

On 25 Nov 2006 11:32:57 -0800, "HellBrat" <monsterbrat49@yahoo.com>
wrote:



>Dear John....blow it out of your ass because your opinion mean exactly
>nothing to me.

Dear HellBwat

I know.

--
John

Tom Vizzini

"NLP Connections" <info@removethis.nlpconnections.com> wrote in message
news:4562dc40$0$26907$9a6e19ea@news.newshosting.co m...
> "Nick Kemp" <nickkemp2000@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1164051837.518467.163010@e3g2000cwe.googlegro ups.com...
> > Its also fair to point out that its a very heavily moderated group
>
> That might be your perception. Others can make up their own mind by
checking
> out the new moderation log, which documents all the moderators' actions.

I like NLP connections and have had a great time posting there. I have never
had anything I posted get moderated. They seem like a great group of people.
Not everyone agrees on issues but the debate is lively and interesting.

I HIGHLY rocommend NLPconnections.


--
Tom Vizzini

Real Skills for the Real World
www.essential-skills.com
New Gold Members Area www.essential-skills.com/content.php?cid=1056
3D Mind www.essential-skills.com/content.php?cid=1043

Tom Vizzini

"Nick Kemp" <nickkemp2000@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1164282476.126469.180140@m7g2000cwm.googlegro ups.com...
> Its important to remember than many of these comments were made some
> time ago and all before the forum was supposedly "hacked" and many
> members sent gay porn messages!

lets be accurate....of the 2300 people on the site less than 30 got these
emails. 2 were offended.

>
> At one time even I gave the site a favourable testimonial, but would
> now recommend other facilities more concerned with professional
> discussion of NLP rather than a "Friend's Reunited" style chatroom,
> which is fine for some folks and I do recommend people check out some
> of the current threads there of which I have recieved e-mails voicing
> concern about the quality of advice given...

You know Nick. You challenged me to join the NLPconnecitons site some time
ago. I did so and have enjoyed it quite a bit.

I don't notice you particiating one bit though. Maybe you could ADD to the
quality instead of bitching about it.

> Ultimately with the rise and decline of all such online facilities,
> people vote with their feet and of course as I have mentioned a number
> of my students were concerned about their security of private
> information previously submitted...

Damn I have to wonder what terrible private information could possible be
gathered.....uh....email address?

Ya know Nick you have fallen to a new low.

Tom Vizzini

"HellBrat" <monsterbrat49@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1164312125.685831.48180@h54g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
All three times there was no results, the evidence presented to me
> from these three people was from the results were
>
> A. They were totally incompetent. ( actually they followed the process
> rightly )
> B. It doesn't work as well as the EFT people claim it does or
> C. EFT is just another placebo discipline.
> D. All of the above.

Tom you forget one very important thing. Each time they blamed you for it
not working. ...if I remember correctly.

Nick Kemp

I am delighted you have found a forum which you enjoy and am pleased to
have been instrumental in bringing this about! I hope you get lots of
attendees for your events from there


lol

Nick Kemp
www.nickkemp.com



On Nov 27, 4:37 pm, "Tom Vizzini" <T...@essential-skills.com> wrote:
> "Nick Kemp" <nickkemp2...@hotmail.com> wrote in messagenews:1164282476.126469.180140@m7g2000cwm.go oglegroups.com...
>
> > Its important to remember than many of these comments were made some
> > time ago and all before the forum was supposedly "hacked" and many
> > members sent gay porn messages!lets be accurate....of the 2300 people on the site less than 30 got these
> emails. 2 were offended.
>
>
>
> > At one time even I gave the site a favourable testimonial, but would
> > now recommend other facilities more concerned with professional
> > discussion of NLP rather than a "Friend's Reunited" style chatroom,
> > which is fine for some folks and I do recommend people check out some
> > of the current threads there of which I have recieved e-mails voicing
> > concern about the quality of advice given...You know Nick. You challenged me to join the NLPconnecitons site some time
> ago. I did so and have enjoyed it quite a bit.
>
> I don't notice you particiating one bit though. Maybe you could ADD to the
> quality instead of bitching about it.
>
> > Ultimately with the rise and decline of all such online facilities,
> > people vote with their feet and of course as I have mentioned a number
> > of my students were concerned about their security of private
> > information previously submitted...Damn I have to wonder what terrible private information could possible be
> gathered.....uh....email address?
>
> Ya know Nick you have fallen to a new low.

Tom Vizzini

"Nick Kemp" <nickkemp2000@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1164647517.770559.119870@j72g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> I am delighted you have found a forum which you enjoy and am pleased to
> have been instrumental in bringing this about! I hope you get lots of
> attendees for your events from there

And wouldn't it be nice if you participated instead of just whined.

Nick Kemp

Hi Tom

I am pretty busy recording for the BBC, running a host of events and
hosting other trainers (this week we host Doug O Brien) through TCNLP
running Frank Farrelly's site (www.provocativetherapy.com) and a
number of other PT resources (www.provocativetherapy.info,
www.provocativechangeworks.com, recording new products, running
www.nlpmp3.com, doing corporate work through www.psconsultancy.biz,
working with the educational sector with NLP, arranging the Human
Alchemy events (www.human-alchemy.net) and running TCNLP's own intranet
www.talkingnlp.com, but thanks for the thought and unfortunately there
really is no time for whining or other such luxuries

I am delighted that you have found a forum that you feel at home with
and hope things work out for you. I

lol

Nick Kemp
www.nickkemp.com

On Nov 27, 5:50 pm, "Tom Vizzini" <T...@essential-skills.com> wrote:
> "Nick Kemp" <nickkemp2...@hotmail.com> wrote in messagenews:1164647517.770559.119870@j72g2000cwa.g ooglegroups.com...
>
> > I am delighted you have found a forum which you enjoy and am pleased to
> > have been instrumental in bringing this about! I hope you get lots of
> > attendees for your events from thereAnd wouldn't it be nice if you participated instead of just whined.

Tom Vizzini

Hey nick,

How about an apology to Chris for lying about his site?

Nick Kemp

No lies, from my end...<grin>

Have fun and good luck with the promotions!

Best Regards

Nick

On Nov 27, 6:02 pm, "Tom Vizzini" <T...@essential-skills.com> wrote:
> Hey nick,
>
> How about an apology to Chris for lying about his site?

NLP Connections

For those who don't know -- Nick Kemp used to be a regular on NLP
Connections until he was caught using 'sockpuppets' to promote his own
courses and was asked to leave. He has a habit of doing that sort of thing
(he was caught doing it on this newsgroup a while ago too -- see:
http://tinyurl.com/y2gkr2) and I think he's become a laughing stock within
the NLP community as a result.

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Nowadays, Nick spends a lot of his
time following me around and spreading lies about NLP Connections.
Apparently he never liked us anyway, and we all smell. So ner.

I don't think anybody comes out of altercations on the internet looking
good, so I am not going to engage with him post-by-post. I'll just send this
one message when it's relevant, and people can choose to read his comments
in context, if they want.

One of the things Nick likes to say is that NLP Connections is heavily
moderated. We have a transparent moderation log,
www.nlpconnections.com/moderation-log, so you can see for yourself how
little moderation goes on. Some moderation is needed to filter out spam and
stuff, and most people think that's a good thing. When Nick was a member, he
spammed the forum a lot -- so he probably has a different experience of
moderation to most people.

Another story is that personal data won't be safe since somebody once tried
to hack our database. It's odd that only Nick keeps mentioning this
(endlessly) because many people believe it was him who did it! Coincidence?
Either way, the hacker *failed* to get any personal data and our database
remains secure. Yes, some e-mail spoofs were sent out in our name and that
was embarrassing for a while -- but the fact is that 1,000+ people still log
on to NLP Connections every week, and it's only Nick who is trying to
reinvent a scandal that never was.

I see he's now creating false accounts in my boyfriend's name and claims
that's a clue to something. If the secret is that I'm bisexual, it's a
pretty badly kept secret. Maybe Nick needs to lighten up a bit, or at least
think about his hero Richard Bandler's words: "Freedom is everything, and
love is all the rest".

He could also take some advice from his business partner, Tina Taylor -- she
continues to use NLP Connections regularly and proactively promotes their
joint events on the forum. I guess *she* doesn't share his ostentatious
concerns about moderation or privacy or whatever else.

Of course, I don't think Nick believes half of what he writes either. I
think he just creates a fuss to get his name known in the industry. Better
to be thought of as the village idiot than not to be thought of at all?

Sad.

NLP Connections has more than 2,500 members in 66 countries around the
world. More than 1,000 people have logged in over the last seven days and we
host more messages than any other NLP forum that I know of. Hundreds of
people have told me personally that they've made new friends, found practice
partners, learnt new things and saved lots of time and money by being part
of our community. I'm very proud of what we've achieved together. It's all
free. If you are the type of person who checks things out for yourself
before deciding what you think for yourself, you'll find the site at
www.nlpconnections.com.

Merry Christmas!

Chris Morris

Nick Kemp

"Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please."


Mark Twain


Have a very cool Yule and excellent 2007

Tom Vizzini

"NLP Connections" <info@removethis.nlpconnections.com> wrote in message
news:458a80c4$0$1610$9a6e19ea@news.newshosting.com ...
> For those who don't know -- Nick Kemp used to be a regular on NLP
> Connections until he was caught using 'sockpuppets' to promote his own
> courses and was asked to leave. He has a habit of doing that sort of thing
> (he was caught doing it on this newsgroup a while ago too -- see:
> http://tinyurl.com/y2gkr2) and I think he's become a laughing stock within
> the NLP community as a result.


I guess that explains everything.

You have to compliment yourself when no one else will.

Nick does continue to hurt what small reputation he had. Even that
reputation is not in doubt because you can't tell if enyone real has ever
complimented him. Even in his latest Ad for a seminar he has testimonial but
no names on them. It makes you wonder if they are made up as well.

Damn shame to see another supposed trainer fall apart publicly.

Tom Vizzini

"Tom Vizzini" <Tom@essential-skills.com> wrote in message
news:_qydnWRUxNAIERfYnZ2dnUVZ_uC3nZ2d@adelphia.com ...
>
> "NLP Connections" <info@removethis.nlpconnections.com> wrote in message
> news:458a80c4$0$1610$9a6e19ea@news.newshosting.com ...
> > For those who don't know -- Nick Kemp used to be a regular on NLP
> > Connections until he was caught using 'sockpuppets' to promote his own
> > courses and was asked to leave. He has a habit of doing that sort of
thing
> > (he was caught doing it on this newsgroup a while ago too -- see:
> > http://tinyurl.com/y2gkr2) and I think he's become a laughing stock
within
> > the NLP community as a result.
>
>
> I guess that explains everything.
>
> You have to compliment yourself when no one else will.
>
> Even that reputation is not in doubt because

I meant to type that his reputation is NOW in doubt.

Nick Kemp

Thanks Tom for the kind feedback

Best Wishes for X Mas to you and Kin

Warm Regards

Nick Kemp

On Dec 21, 1:30 pm, "Tom Vizzini" <T...@essential-skills.com> wrote:
> "Tom Vizzini" <T...@essential-skills.com> wrote in messagenews:_qydnWRUxNAIERfYnZ2dnUVZ_uC3nZ2d@adelp hia.com...
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > "NLP Connections" <i...@removethis.nlpconnections.com> wrote in message
> >news:458a80c4$0$1610$9a6e19ea@news.newshosting.co m...
> > > For those who don't know -- Nick Kemp used to be a regular on NLP
> > > Connections until he was caught using 'sockpuppets' to promote his own
> > > courses and was asked to leave. He has a habit of doing that sort of
> thing
> > > (he was caught doing it on this newsgroup a while ago too -- see:
> > >http://tinyurl.com/y2gkr2) and I think he's become a laughing stock
> within
> > > the NLP community as a result.
>
> > I guess that explains everything.
>
> > You have to compliment yourself when no one else will.
>
> > Even that reputation is not in doubt becauseI meant to type that his reputation is NOW in doubt.- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -

Nick Kemp

As John so correctly suggested

Let the Punch and Judy show stop and an excellent X Mas to all



Regards

Nick Kemp



On Dec 21, 1:38 pm, "Nick Kemp" <nickkemp2...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks Tom for the kind feedback
>
> Best Wishes for X Mas to you and Kin
>
> Warm Regards
>
> Nick Kemp
>
> On Dec 21, 1:30 pm, "Tom Vizzini" <T...@essential-skills.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > "Tom Vizzini" <T...@essential-skills.com> wrote in messagenews:_qydnWRUxNAIERfYnZ2dnUVZ_uC3nZ2d@adelp hia.com...
>
> > > "NLP Connections" <i...@removethis.nlpconnections.com> wrote in message
> > >news:458a80c4$0$1610$9a6e19ea@news.newshosting.co m...
> > > > For those who don't know -- Nick Kemp used to be a regular on NLP
> > > > Connections until he was caught using 'sockpuppets' to promote his own
> > > > courses and was asked to leave. He has a habit of doing that sort of
> > thing
> > > > (he was caught doing it on this newsgroup a while ago too -- see:
> > > >http://tinyurl.com/y2gkr2) and I think he's become a laughing stock
> > within
> > > > the NLP community as a result.
>
> > > I guess that explains everything.
>
> > > You have to compliment yourself when no one else will.
>
> > > Even that reputation is not in doubt becauseI meant to type that his reputation is NOW in doubt.- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -

Tom Vizzini

"Nick Kemp" <nickkemp2000@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1166722004.558390.11340@n67g2000cwd.googlegro ups.com...
> As John so correctly suggested
>
> Let the Punch and Judy show stop and an excellent X Mas to all

Then give us all a gift.....stop childishly attacking people and then
running to hide behind the holiday season for cover.