Finding compassion below the surface

From an unlikely discussion between Russel Brand and Rene Brown about our views of others not doing their best.

If you choose to listen you find out how this concept made me feel guilty and sad which I was not expecting and took me completely by surprise. Because of this reaction I wanted to explore deeper with a view from an NLP perspective and how we can use this to create change not in others but You and I.

If you do come with me you may discover something about yourself beyond that initial reaction to judge yourself and ways to use this thought process to make changes in your behaviours and emotions creating the unconscious habit of compassion to the person most close to you - can you guess who that is?

I hope this will provoke some interesting thoughts and understanding of your and others intentions below the surface of what you or they do.

As I always ask please let me know those thoughts that this has brought to the surface and any other feedback  that will allow me to produce even more significant material. If you have thoughts how I can improve my presentation or subject matter please let me know any of this via email, [email protected] , it only goes to me so your details are not shared in any way.

Shine brightly

Paul

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