What is the most difficult thing about Doc's Forums?

[Guest guest]

Hi William,

 

Doc has a lot of REALLY good books that he recommends.

And some that he calls " fluff " .

 

I would suggest that you go to the next seminar in May and take your

notebook and write down the books in Doc's office. He also always brings

books from his home that are great that he has been studying.

 

I once spent all night staying up reading on the floor in Doc's office.

 

Then when you get home you can go online and buy used copies from

several different resellers.

 

Lillie 

On 4/23/09, William Leigh <william4x5 wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

Way too much Homework!!!!> > Get 3 things.> > A pen.> > A notebook.> > And the 2009 updated and revised edition of " Influence " by Robert B. Cialdini.

> I can only imagine how all of this ties into NLP and ones inner dialogue.I read earlier that someone is putting together a list of Doc's recommendations. Mine is pretty limited, Dr. Tiller for research in Non Locality, Erickson, Grinder, Bandler, Dilts, for Hypnosis and NLP

Donna Eden and Dr David Feinstein,for energy medicine and energy psychology. If someone would like to share theirs I would be thankful.Thanks,William Leigh

[Guest guest]

Some of those books have one or two gold nuggets in them that make a huge

difference once you train with those concepts and mind map them with the magic

question " What ELSE Can I Do With This? "

 

Then there are books like Hudson's that require a lot of re-reading,

note-taking, and studying.

 

And then there are also some books that are almost impossible to find anywhere

except in Doc's library. I'm glad he let us stay up late and take notes on them

 

It's amazing how once you actually DO THE DRILLS ENOUGH TIMES TO WIRE THEM IN to

the habit field, you start to get impressions on other ways to apply them.

 

For instance, a Covert Influence drill Doc taught us and an Energy Healing

technique he taught us... I recently combined the two with very beneficial

results for me. I would have never thought of doing that IF I hadn't taken

action on what I learned from Doc and actually practiced it and calibrated the

results.

 

It's real interesting to notice what's important to people when you go in their

home.

 

I have real sharp knives. Good bullets. And lots and lots of books.

 

I'm amazed when I go to someone's place and they have no or almost no books.

 

Sincerely,

Jim

 

 

 

 

>Lillie Reibold <411Home

>Apr 24, 2009 3:32 PM

>

>Re: What is the most difficult

thing about Doc's Forums?

>

>Hi William,

>

>Doc has a lot of REALLY good books that he recommends.

>And some that he calls " fluff " .

>

>I would suggest that you go to the next seminar in May and take your

>notebook and write down the books in Doc's office. He also always brings

>books from his home that are great that he has been studying.

>

>I once spent all night staying up reading on the floor in Doc's office.

>

>Then when you get home you can go online and buy used copies from

>several different resellers.

>

>Lillie

>

>

>On 4/23/09, William Leigh <william4x5 wrote:

>>

>>

>>

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>> Way too much Homework!!!!

>>

>> >

>> > Get 3 things.

>> >

>> > A pen.

>> >

>> > A notebook.

>> >

>> > And the 2009 updated and revised edition of " Influence " by Robert B.

>> Cialdini.

>> >

>>

>> I can only imagine how all of this ties into NLP and ones inner dialogue.

>>

>> I read earlier that someone is putting together a list of Doc's

>> recommendations. Mine is pretty limited, Dr. Tiller for research in Non

>> Locality, Erickson, Grinder, Bandler, Dilts, for Hypnosis and NLP

>> Donna Eden and Dr David Feinstein,for energy medicine and energy

>> psychology.

>>

>> If someone would like to share theirs I would be thankful.

>>

>> Thanks,

>>

>> William Leigh

>>

>>

>>

>>